Here’s a thoughtful blog entry by Rob Walling, a .NET programmer, on BearingPoint’s newest global development center, which will be based in Hattiesburg, MS. He asks several questions of his readers, regarding the merits of moving development work to low-cost areas and whether they’d consider work that took them there.
What enriches the piece are the additions offered in the comment section, from the software engineer in Mobile, Alabama who writes, "…nobody wants to work in the South," to the anonymous poster who links over to an interview with a person running a high tech company out of Bozeman, Montana and who pays wages double the county average.
