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Sunday, 22 February 2009

Purpose of this Blog

Posted on 05:47 by Unknown


The technical services industry has more coruption problems than any other industry that I have encountered. It is not only the small, "fly-by-night" companies that are to blame, though they are common. I believe the industry is prone to this kind of corruption because the industry is so fragmented. Most everyone on the worker-bee side is a freelancer.

I believe the first step to address the fragmentation is communication. That is the purpose of this blog:

keeping Geeks Informed.
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