Overseas Outsourcing
Minimal Training
Because training carries high costs, firms provide employees with the minimum amount necessary
Often present highly skilled teams in interviews then relegate actual work to lesser qualified employees
We travel to small towns across the nation and meet with mayors, city councilmen, business owners and college and university administrators to form training, workforce and community development partnerships. These relationships serve as the foundation of our approach to rural sourcing.
At Homeland, we stand behind the idea that American businesses should go straight to the source when considering sourcing technical services. Through a partnership with Homeland, you receive high-quality, customized IT services at a great value that not only enrich your business but also the lives and communities of the Americans you employ.
Our unique process gives you many advantages. Learn how Homeland is more beneficial than other forms of outsourcing.
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Because training carries high costs, firms provide employees with the minimum amount necessary
Often present highly skilled teams in interviews then relegate actual work to lesser qualified employees
Feature restrictive training policies that focus on firm standards, not client needs
Per availability, over- or under-qualified employees may be used for your solution, affecting cost and quality of work
All employee training takes place in-house
Training methods tested and proven over years in the industry
Employees are trained specifically for their role on the client's solution team; dedicated teams adapt quickly to changing needs
Geographic distance from client can cause costly communication delays
Currency exchange rates fluctuate continuously, adding risk
International travel between client and solution team expensive
Higher cost of living results in more expensive overhead and salaries
Solution teams are in-house and often over-qualified, increasing costs unnecessarily
Rural solution centers demand lower overhead costs and are inexpensive for clients to visit
Customization of each team to client needs prevents assignment of expensive, overqualified professionals
Firms based in radically different time zones
Team members rarely native English speakers
In-person meetings are difficult to arrange, time-consuming and costly
Bureaucratic management systems make communication inefficient
Rigid project structures can't adapt to changing needs quickly
High project volume reduces amount of attention devoted to individual clients
Solution teams available to come on-site as needed; located near or in the client's time zone
All team members skilled English speakers
Subject-matter expert devoted to each project to ensure quality of work
A single, dedicated project manager coordinates solution from start to finish