The amazingly and very rapid development of information and communication technology (ICT) in the begining of the 21st century, is certainly making the world is smaller and smaller, even flatter.
What ?
The globalization which makes everything in the world go global, connected by internet web platform make the borderless world. There is no time limitation, neither nor distance, language, and country jurisdiction. Everybody in this small and flat world could compete each other to seek job and get the updated information anytime and anywhere in the world.
This circumstances is triggered by the application of advance ICT, where, whoever from whereever could be someone who is very powerful as well as dominant in the world job market.
Everything in the world ,now, is just a click away, no more constraints.
( read more "The world is flat" 2006 Thomas L. Friedman )
Now, the competetion in seeking job in the world, is geting to a new era, where people from certain country do not have to relocate to get a new job.
Smart person from allover the world could get job that fit them easily, get paid well, even never leave their home. It sounds good to both parties, i.e the employee and the employer, because they 're all get benefit.
As an illustration, Friedman takes an example of Indian company in Bangalore which provides labor from various fields, i.e typist, programmer, phone operator, to US companies, like AOL, Microsoft etc, without leaving India.
Not only the simple job mentioned above, but also the job which needs a special and professional knowledge like surgeon, radiolog, dentist, lawyer, accountant etc. can be taken from outside the US using outsourcing mechanism.
For example, using teleradiology, a doctor in India can solve the problem in the hospital in the US, without paying more for night shift or weekend overtime, they can get similar result and quality. Or, an accountant in India could take over the audit work of Accountant Office in New York , with cheaper price but similar quality.
So, we're in the new era of job competition, guys !
Make yourself professional and ready, and grab the opportunity. Good luck !
What ?
The globalization which makes everything in the world go global, connected by internet web platform make the borderless world. There is no time limitation, neither nor distance, language, and country jurisdiction. Everybody in this small and flat world could compete each other to seek job and get the updated information anytime and anywhere in the world.
This circumstances is triggered by the application of advance ICT, where, whoever from whereever could be someone who is very powerful as well as dominant in the world job market.
Everything in the world ,now, is just a click away, no more constraints.
( read more "The world is flat" 2006 Thomas L. Friedman )
Now, the competetion in seeking job in the world, is geting to a new era, where people from certain country do not have to relocate to get a new job.
Smart person from allover the world could get job that fit them easily, get paid well, even never leave their home. It sounds good to both parties, i.e the employee and the employer, because they 're all get benefit.
As an illustration, Friedman takes an example of Indian company in Bangalore which provides labor from various fields, i.e typist, programmer, phone operator, to US companies, like AOL, Microsoft etc, without leaving India.
Not only the simple job mentioned above, but also the job which needs a special and professional knowledge like surgeon, radiolog, dentist, lawyer, accountant etc. can be taken from outside the US using outsourcing mechanism.
For example, using teleradiology, a doctor in India can solve the problem in the hospital in the US, without paying more for night shift or weekend overtime, they can get similar result and quality. Or, an accountant in India could take over the audit work of Accountant Office in New York , with cheaper price but similar quality.
So, we're in the new era of job competition, guys !
Make yourself professional and ready, and grab the opportunity. Good luck !
