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above stated, MQ knows everything they do, every little piece of scrap paper, is scrutinized by the government and department of justice and the SEC. They are not as stupid as some would like to think. All this is covered, somehow, thru legal means. They have it covered with the clients, somehow. Ours is not to know the details, but we can trust that they have their buns covered. The clients might not realize in full, but they will before its final. Maybe Philips is just dumping this train wreck and pulling one on CBay. We don't need to know the fine print, but the clients may not realize the negative impact socially. That's still key - if we made beanie babies, who'd care about our plight? But we can use the vanity/paranoia/pride of our country to make people care about their medical records. That's our only angle. Its the social stigma of the whole thing. Just like a lot of the US companies who used nothing but India for their famous call centres. A lot of the bigger ones stopped that, as Americans made such a stink. I really only have 1 or 2 companies that I have to deal with where I can't understand boop and they can't understand me, and I'm ready to leave them as well. MQ may or may not have deceived the clients in the past, but the clients are now aware of this and very suspicious of MQ as well. The only people kept in the dark now are us, the grunts, worker bees. I just don't want to see us wasting our time thinking the clients don't know. I think that's wasted effort, not to mention way dangerous. Unless someone has specific proof that a client has work offshored when it is not allowed, well, there's no whistle to blow.  its like screaming FIRE in a movie when there is none. Not lawful and not cool. |
Its just not whistle blowing, though. As poster - ApplesAndFigs
