Average Is Over, Part II

Tom Friedman via a kind Rick Kiley email:

A big mismatch exists today between how U.S. C.E.O.'s look at the world and how many American politicians and parents look at the world -- and it may be preventing us from taking our education challenge as seriously as we must.

For many politicians, "outsourcing" is a four-letter word because it involves jobs leaving "here" and going "there." But for many C.E.O.'s, outsourcing is over. In today's seamlessly connected world, there is no "out" and no "in" anymore. There is only the "good," "better" and "best" places to get work done, and if they don't tap into the best, most cost-efficient venue wherever that is, their competition will.

Posted by Jim Zellmer at August 17, 2012 2:18 AM
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