The ultimate in outsourcing work.

[Herr-Berbunch]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21043693

Brilliant, just pure class. :har:

[Sailor Steve]

:rotfl2:

Yankee ingenuity at its finest. Of course he wasn't too bright about the actual execution of the scheme, or it would have been harder for them to catch him. On the other hand what's the point of having a good job if you don't want to do it?

[MH]

:haha:Talented indeed.
Very good idea to make big money off several companies ..

[Jimbuna]

Most innovative...where can I hire him? :)

[AVGWarhawk]

Most innovative...where can I hire him? :)

I would hire the guy in China.

[Jimbuna]

I would hire the guy in China.

LOL....too much 'red' tape :)

[AVGWarhawk]

LOL....too much 'red' tape :)

Baaa-dishhhhh....

I'm here to 5. Try the veal! :)

[August]

Hilarious! Thanks for sharing.

[em2nought]

I want to outsource my job to China, but I fear there will be a language barrier. I can't even understand what passes for language from most of my customers.

[August]

I'd have to become "Robot Sheldon" for me to pull that off at my job.

http://www.t3me.com/sites/default/files/Sheldon%20Shelbot.jpg?1322819981

Don't laugh it could be done!
http://www.t3me.com/news/general/apple-robot-ipad-head-patent-says-so-sheldon-did-it-first

[TarJak]

Lazy sod:nope:

[ETR3(SS)]

So if a corporation outsources its jobs to china it's a brilliant cost saving measure. But if an employee outsources his job to china that employee is vilified? :nope: Can't say he's lazy if he was well versed in several programming languages.