[Sigia-l] is it just me, or is it really hard to find IAs

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Linda Kolar:

> In other words, I completely agree with you. I was trying to state
> exactly the same thing - that we've never been able to find a way to
> "compartmentalize" IA nor do we believe it should be compartmentalized -

Excellent. You and Bill have identified the problem: it's not a matter of
in/out-house label that's the problem, it's the "deliverables" culture
(which happens to be a pet peeve of mine, as you may know :-). Yes,
sometimes you need specialists, but for the vast majority of cases, for
example, we don't have half dozen surgeons walking in and out of the OR
doing disjointed parts of surgery on the same patient.

> but added that the folks who were only interested in contract work (as
> opposed to contract-to-hire) seemed to like to treat their role that way
> (as a segmented element in the process).

You have been dealing with the wrong kind. :-) I predict most of these
"deliverables" guys will be outsourced out of existence:

<http://snipurl.com/ds4x>

Ziya
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