uk12345

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   by uk12345 17y ago

   I don't think that it is necessarily a need for US trained managers - I just think that some fairly average Indians and Chinese middle managers working in the US have seen that they can leverage their 'American Experience' into a better job
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   by uk12345 17y ago

   The point is that there are fixed rules in Maths for what happens when you multiply 3x3 matrix by a 3x1 matrix and if this is even possible. Those should be enforced by the person writing the library's overloaded features not be left to th
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   by uk12345 17y ago

   The statistic of people moving into senior management on moving 'home' suggests that companies in developing economies feel that they need American trained executives to compete with American companies. So all this might mean is that middle