Michael,
I wholeheartedly agree that it's unacceptable if anyone fails to pay the invoice; they should face consequences.
Moreover, consider adapting your perspective ?? LOL, given the world's current state of globalization and free trade. Business can happen anywhere based on each country's rules and regulations.
American companies strive for cost-effectiveness and speedy turnarounds. If you can't meet agreed SLAs, it's challenging for companies to trust you. Many title companies are frustrated due to:
1. High costs.
2. Slow turnarounds.
3. Inadequate document scans.
4. Lack of proper run sheets.
5. Communication issues.
Relying on your services could extend each closing by an extra 1 or 2 months.
I'd like to add more points:
I believe Indian companies in the mortgage/title industry aren't making more than a billion dollars, while many American companies are thriving in India, such as Pepsi, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, and other industries where alternatives to your products exist.
Coca-Cola 11.95 billion
McDonald's 9.42 Billion
In conclusion, Indians may be taking jobs because they work hard and value every cent they are paid, contributing to the success of many top American companies.
1. Sunder Pichai Google and Alphabet Inc. $199.7 million
2. Satya Nadella Microsoft Corporation $25.8 million
3. Shantanu Narayen Adobe Systems $17.89 million
4. Arvind Krishna IBM $14.9 million
5. Sanjay Mehrotra Micron $14.7 million
6. Ajay Banga Mastercard $16.7 million
7. Ivan Menezes Diageo $11.5 million
8. Ajit Jain Berkshire Hathaway $29 million
9. Punit Renjen Deloitte Global $10.2 million
10. Dinesh Paliwal Harman International $11.9 million
Be prepared; India will soon lead in world GDP. Get ready to take on work from India, where you can bill us $100 per order.
NASA has 33% of scientists who are Indians. Please look into that; you might be a good fit for the job and could contribute to reducing the percentage.
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