How a 'model' employee got away with outsourcing his software job to China

That's very common. A lot of people do that. Been in the software development industry for years. People get a job and then they call India or China to program for them for pennies on dollars they get for it.

If only I could outsource my job as a lifeguard...

if this company had any brains, theyd make bob CEO.

You probably can.

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I wonder how many gubmint employees do this?

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Yah this is exactly how the economy of the world works.

I heard about this.

It's quite fucked.

murkans are fat, stupid and lazy. No wonder they are being flushed down the shitter.

and you wondet why america is fucked

all we have are the fatass eater withing no ability any more

Thats funny as hell, he paid someone else to do his work. It may have been going on for years to be honest with you.

...and now "Bob" will be spending 20+ years in prison under the National Security and Espionage laws.

Hope he enjoys his stay with Bubba.

Bob is my hero.

Better Bob pockets the spread than some giant corporation that outsources Bob's job.

I seem to recall there was a book called "The 4-Hour Workweek" by Timothy Feriss where he said workers should do just this: outsource their jobs to virtual assistants using labor arbitrage because you can hire someone for a few dollars to do your work for you and then you collect your salary.

I always thought it was a bad idea.

This "model employee" should have routed his work computer to a server at his home. Then we would still be getting away with this.

He could of at least checked the code.

if he were my worker, i'd probably promote him. he got the job done... and made the company lots of $.

And get better software!

No doubt, from lack of lubricant!

Wait....250k for developing software. What kind of company pays this kind of coin for writing code?

Yeah, I agree!

says "the rebel with morals" lol

sometimes you feel sad for something you left behind because you have no imagination.

She left him for a reason and it pained her greatly to do it. Now she doesn't remember why because feeling sorry for herself is easier than creating the life that she envisioned.

Sometimes I feel sad for lost relationships but really it is just emotional nonsense because do I really want that person living with me? No, not really. It was over.

I am actually quite ok with my decisions, or rather the path that things took -I do not always feel in retrospect that I made decisions but more that events occurred that changed things. It's ok. But of course I say that at 50, I had a child who is now a woman herself. At 30 or even 40 I felt more letdown by events than I do now. Now I look for joy wherever I can find it and I think there is lots of it to be had.

delete that, it posted to the wrong thread. DOn't know how the heck that happened