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These 2 definitely need to go in the forum of fame.

http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/how-to-impress-a-girl-0

http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/hot-car-but-no-hot-girl-help

BPO that is contracted outside a company's country is called offshore
outsourcing. BPO that is contracted to a company's neighboring country is called nearshore outsourcing.Originally,
this was associated with manufacturing firms, such as Coca Cola that outsourced
large segments of its supply chain.In the contemporary context, it is primarily
used to refer to the outsourcing of services.
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BPO projects

I know theres a lot of you out there wanting to be traders, desperately gobbling up anything and everything you can find to appear as if you have an understanding of how the markets work at those interviews...well fellas, guess what - trading is not about regurgitating LIBOR rates in front of a inattentive VP, its about instincts. It's about understanding how business works.

And here's a 17 year old kid who seems to be a born trader - he started out with an old cellphone and kept trading up on Craigslist till he ended up with a Porsche. Now thats some real ballin' tradin'

http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/video?id=7564154

http://www.autointhenews.com/teen-trades-up-on-craigslist-from-phone-to-...

So I'm making a really hard decision now. I'm a incoming Sophomore in UC Berkeley now. I didn't really like it at the beginning, so I applied transfer to Duke and I got the offer. But after a year, you know, I'm kind of getting used to the life here. I got a campus job, and am doing an intern in SF now. I can probably get into a business fraternity next semester, which can help me get into Haas. I will rush a sorority, too. It seems like I got everything here, though I'm still not really enjoying the scenes here.

We at Sapience are one of the best and skilled at outbound BPO processes and web process/support. We have a dedicated and skilled team to do various projects and run both kinds of processes at a time. If in case you have a backend work, web process or voice based telemarketing or customer care process that you need to outsource, certainly we are equipped and highly skilled to run it!
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This is a real-life question. I'd like a lot of opinions without detailed analyses.

Assumptions:
a) You own your home outright, and are 50 yrs old and single.
b) Property taxes/utilities/ insurance / repairs etc for the home run about $40k
c) You only need to support yourself
d) You wanrt to do some traveling for 3-6 months out of every year
e) You like nice things but don't buy indiscrimately
f) You have never budgeted in your like nor balanced a checkbook as there was always enough money in your account

g) You buy a new Lexus (or BMW, Mercedes) every 5 years

Don't do a spreadsheet...just give me a quick opinion.

I'd like to hear opinions on the amount of cash one needs to be able to invest it in a conservative (but not freakishly so) manner ---which means primarliy bonds--so as to not run out of money. I realize it's a tricky (though in fact real-life) dilemma because there are unknows like inflation.
A key question: Do you think my expenses will actually go up instead of down as most surverys indicate following retirement.?

Just want to find out if there are any other CS 2010 analysts starting July. If so, have you heard anything lately?

The Economist debate series is taking on financial innovation and economic growth. (http://www.economist.com/debate/overview/166&sa_campaign=debateseries/de...)

They are asking if financial innovation helps economic growth, or if the kind of innovation we've seen is really just greed and irresponsibility (the public certainly seems to think so). I think that's a pretty interesting question to ask, since the level of innovation (and complication) our financial system has seen has gotten to be pretty absurd sometimes. There is definitely the good type of innovation (the one that increases efficiency in getting capital from savers to entrepreneurs) and the bad type (the kind of "innovation" designed so that investors don't know what the hell they're investing in, for example).

So to what extent are we, the professionals of the finance industry, responsible for economic growth in this country? And to what extent are we responsible for the mess of the last couple of years?

Farewell,
I will be taking a step back with my posts at WSO. I was the one who originated the thread about the NYTimes Article on Black people and unemployment and many other great ones.

As WSO wants to crack down on trolls, I believe it is time for me to leave this forum and let PiperJaffrayChiang be the ultimate troll. I pwned him for a long time, but now, I will let the cleansing process begin at WSO.

Good luck all my fellow college students who apply to Piper Jaffray, Financial Technology Partners, and Accenture.
These are my top 3 firms that are more prestigious than Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

"If you are born poor, it is not your mistake.If you die poor, it is your mistake." - FTPiper

Does this get you fired? Macquarie employee caught in the background looking at some chicas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1m8a4Jl4ZI&feature=player_embedded

Hi everyone,

is it too late to apply to the harvard MBA program for a college senior? deadlines are april 8, 2010..

any advice is appreciated! thanks!

I came across a shocking video just posted on YouTube two days ago, showing how an office worker exploding from work stress. I know many of us here work extremely long hours. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I also think that “stress relief” is such a “meh” subject for many of us still.

I hope this video would hit you in the head (pun intended) if you’re not already actively doing something about your stress.

Let me warn you though, some of you may find this video disturbing (myself included).
http://financialanalystblog.com/a-shocking-look-at-the-destructive-force...

I wouldn’t want any of us here go bonkers.