Outsourcing to China

The benefits of outsourcing to China are clear; it can be both cost effective and efficient. However understanding the laws, navigating the bureaucracy, and negotiating the contracts can be tricky. Find out how to develop Guanxi and increase your odds for successful manufacturing in China.

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[v44forme1]

Elect Don Cordell For President.

[SecularTechnology]

@westonsz

A lot of them are.

[brokencountry123]

The vast majority of high-tech innovation in the US is publicly funded from the Dept. of Defense to the university system. Private corporations like Microsoft and Goolge tap into public breakthroughs and profit from them directly. Then they repay the American tax payers by outsourcing and off-shoring white collar jobs. The biggest lie they tell is that they need to do this in order to be competitive when in fact they are dependent on our tax dollars. Why do we put up with this?

[westonsz]

China, the idiot politicians here will be glad to help you take our jobs! Our government is a sorry bunch of dishonest losers!

[BijiSan]

Developing Guanxi take personal commitment and time.

[BijiSan]

for every policy up there is a way around it. not seen as negative quality. Must tell them specifically what shortcuts they can not take and why that will lead them to lose their business.

[BijiSan]

It is a second nature to them. You gotta ether deal with it or find someone who can deal with it.

A contract should reflect the operating principles between the two parties signing. It is only the beginning. Don't use a lawyer to write 1st draft. Instead use principle and leave room for further negotiation.

[BijiSan]

The road to business in china is loaded with potholes.

There is a code of laws but unlike US business the book of laws should never need to come out. If it does come out then your business is finished. Everything is negotiable. That includes taxes!

The chinese have been living with bureaucracy for thousands of years and have learned w

[BijiSan]

notes

"healthy disrespect for rules"

Chinese character to take shortcuts.

Must pay attention!

could talk 15-20 min about family

[sizeablealarm]

Healthy disrespect for rules: lead paint in children's toys. I love their morbid sense of humor. Woiyou totally agree. We need to understand that economies through the ages have all want a form of slavery. Today we chose a country that kills their own people.