Re: A reminder that security is not inherently solvable with tech nology

["Bruno G. San Alejo" <bgonzalez () polar es>]

   Actually I agree with you, though I'm one of them, half way around 
the world and earning lower wages. This whole thing just shows you that 
it is neccesary to have motivated and loyal employees and one way is to 
pay and treat them right even in some other parts of the world. In my 
case, I'm not in the security bussiness myself though I'm in the 
programming bussiness. I make now much less than I used to make back in 
the states in 97 and my quality of life is maybe a slightly better than 
that  of someone in the US working part time in a fast food restaurant.

   If the people working for you think they should be pay more and be 
treated better, you'll have unmotivated employees and security-failure 
prone organizations. That's the deal: What you pay is what you get.



Robert Mezzone wrote:

> Why do I have a feeling this is going to one of those things that 5-10 years
> down the road companies are going to realize is a bad idea, and will
> probably cost X times more to fix then the amount of money saved by paying
> lower wages to a bunch of people half way around the world. And unfortunetly
> we will all foot the bill, in more ways then one. Just my two cents.
>
> Robert
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