should I quit my Job for DELL?

[USA Employee]

My friend Kumar told me DELL needs more customer service.
should I quit my job at USAA and get a Job for DELL?

[Re-Animator]

Smell the curry be in hurry!

[TDMVPDPOY]

be a man

[some_user86]

My friend Kumar told me DELL needs more customer service.
should I quit my job at USAA and get a Job for DELL?


What's up, buddy? Got xenophobia? Can't compete? Scared to lose your job?

Or did a mean, old Indian man fuck your mamma?

Either way, it'll be ok. You'll just have to learn to bite hard and unclench, or you'll bleed, sonny. It only hurts you more if you clench.

[Twisted_Dawg]

There is no difference. Dell has turned into a hell hole also. Pick your poison.
The only difference being with Dell is that you do not need to deal with a bunch of retired military people that think they are still in the military and try to order you around.

[Hooters Girl]

I will never quit my job at hooters!

[Mavs08]

You seem to have great communication skills I doubt DELL is looking for that.

[E20]

I don't think Dell is right for you, they don't pay you in empty beer cans.

[Trainwreck2100]

What's up, buddy? Got xenophobia? Can't compete? Scared to lose your job?

Or did a mean, old Indian man fuck your mamma?

Either way, it'll be ok. You'll just have to learn to bite hard and unclench, or you'll bleed, sonny. It only hurts you more if you clench.

Yeah, because he is SOOO wrong in his allusions

[Fillmoe]

no...

[some_user86]

Yeah, because he is SOOO wrong in his allusions

Obviously, you're unfamiliar with his work. This is probably the lamest (tamest) material he's got, but it's alright. I understand where it's coming from. People are afraid to lose their jobs. I will be in the same position a few years from now when I graduate. I think, ultimately, though... if you can't compete, you've got no grounds to complain.

We have some of the highest prices for products and highest prices for wages. Both will have to come down as we face competition from abroad. Are we forgetting that's exactly how we became so powerful in the first place? American steel and machinery was the backbone for our rise to #1 GDP in the world. We displaced European products with our cheaper products and completely destroyed their wage system. So how can we complain when we did the same thing to someone else? Plus, we have already experienced this exact same thing in the auto industry in the '70s and '80s with competition from Japan. Competition did wonders for the auto market, with some of the best cars coming from abroad, spurring local competition to do better. Ford can't compete? Blame it on dumb management. GM is trying to compete, but has been hampered by a very, very dumb agreement to pay healthcare for retired workers. They mortgaged the future of their company in the '60s and '70s to get ahead back then. Now, it's sadness when the piper has come to collect.

My father was laid off. He used the experience to turn himself around and has created a million dollar company, hiring his own workers. So, no... I don't have any sympathy for anyone who is complaining about the competition. Competition makes you stronger.

[some_user86]

I should state that I meant graduate from graduate school. Sorry for the confusion.