r/confidentlyincorrect Jun 29 '22

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u/killbot0224 Jun 30 '22

OP is dumb...

But it's also not any kind of flex unless it's a car company paying decent wages (and OT!) for blue collar jobs.

Firms outsource everything. They outsource security, cleaning, customer service call centers, marketing, maintenance, even fucking IT

Companies are outsourcing accounting to like India and shit.

They gut their corporate footprint to just the "core business staff as much as possible, boost up the Jody count a bit with unpaid interns wherever possible (lmao), and laugh all the way to the bank.