Let's first distinguish between offshoring and outsourcing, as the two are often confused. Outsourcing is when a company contracts with a specialized third party to perform a part of its business process. This usually means no direct management and supervision of the third party's employees.
On the other hand, offshoring is when a company moves or sends in-house jobs overseas. This means they maintain management and supervision over the employees and how the process is done.
On the other hand, offshoring is when a company moves or sends in-house jobs overseas. This means they maintain management and supervision over the employees and how the process is done.
