The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 27, 2004

Yes, ma'am
Women give the thumbs-up to the BPO sector, which they perceive as an equal opportunity employer that also packs in flexibility and a global work environment. More

Outsourcing Jeeves
Whether you are tired, old, sick or plain lazy to cook, sweep and scrub, help is just a phone call away. More

An endangered species?
Who wants to employ accountants when BPOs offer to do the same work at a fraction of the cost? That's the number crunching at the moment. More

23 adversities a day!
Adversity quotient is the new scale to measure success and denotes the survival of the fittest. In the world of new age, pressure-cooker jobs, it measures the grit of employees who can thrive in the face of adversity. More

Bank Profits Outsourced
The bottomline, say the growing number of banks that are outsourcing functions, is business sense. More

The inside story
Indian companies are yet to realise the real benefits of outsourcing; they need to learn from Americans to outsource non-core competency and concentrate on core strengths. More

Earning their degrees
If you think young BPO workers splurge their earnings, look again... Youngsters fresh out of college are realising that a BPO job can be their ticket to higher education. More

Bangalored!
The outsourcing boom has added momentum to this city — more jobs, more spending power, bigger malls, better cars on the roads, swank restaurants, and of course... more brands! More

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