outsourced

December 4th, 2014 | 48 Entries

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48 Entries for “outsourced”

  1. My parents kicked me out when I was 18. I felt abandoned, outsourced like a box of memories on the way to a crematory. Goodbye.

    Sarah McAlpine
  2. aADSx

    Tehreem Zafar
  3. “Usually it’s somebody with an accent – UGH! If I’m calling from the United States, I want to speak to an AMERICAN!” I did my best to match her laughter, hating myself a little bit more for agreeing with her. If I told her that she was speaking to a brown skinned deportee in a Mexican call center, she would probably find reason to scream at me.

  4. survey
    research
    nothing to find about the source
    adjective

    belgin
  5. We got a lot of outsourced food and clothing from china. The food was amazing and the clothes were gorgeous. I hope we get more outsourced things from there. They are cheaper too. Which is amazing! I mean who wouldn’t want amazing food and clothes for amazingly cheap prices?!

    Amelia
  6. I had been outsourced to assassinate a state sinater on his way to the air port.

    Caelan Taylor Jolley
  7. The bare warehouse was cold and grey, almost blending in with the grey skies above. No boxes, no trolleys, no grime anywhere. Sparkling clean and eerily empty.

    Orla
  8. “Outsourz.” The young boy tried to pronounce the word that his father had said earlier, while talking very loudly over the phone. He had seemed very upset, so John decided he needed to find out what that meant.

  9. everyone wants money, no one wants to pay. everyone wants a deal. no one wants to pay for quality anymore, keep shopping at walmart.

  10. the shop outsourced most of its products to another store because their own product was inadequate. this was the same as the rest of every place in town, nothing original, Jim missed that in stores these days.

    Maddy
  11. Unable to get my project off the ground due to a shortage of working material, I had no other choice but to outsource them from another competitor.

    victor walkes
  12. He hung up the phone.
    “It’s done” he whispered.
    “Great!” bellowed the CEO.
    “Now go tell everyone to leave the premises.”

  13. I work my ass off and you don’t even see my value. All you care about is the almighty dollar. Look at me. I’m the one that’s here. I’m the one that needs this. Don’t give what I cherish the most, away. Please.

    Drl
  14. Life is getting continuously outsourced to technology, as a result we are thinking less and doing more. Compromising our ability of logical thinking…

    deb
  15. Talked about this in high school. Maybe college? outsourcing. Yea it’s cheap but just get help from your own country, right? It’s like instead of having people commute to cities to do something we just cut out the commute and the cost and have people with really fucking thick accents talking to us on the phone when really we could create more jobs in our own fucking country if we just paid a teensy bit more money. This makes me mad.

  16. that’s good word, but least word because it have many meanings, any way we all using this every time because of its credibility, right!!!!

    Tiger
  17. “…next thing ya know, all our jobs’ll be outsourced too. The whole damn country’ll be overseas before ya know it, mark my words…”
    Laura offered her grandfather a strained smile before ducking into the kitchen to ‘help’ which was code for ‘sneaking up the backstairs and into her room before anyone was the wise’. It was a solid code; she’d come up with it herself.

  18. Feeling the heartache of disappointment, Steve entered into the office of his boss. He’d heard the news about the company but never put much stock. He sits down to hear the thing he feared the most. He was being relocated to South America.

    Matthew Zana
  19. In a short memo, a few sentences really
    They punched him in the gut
    His job had been reduced to three skills
    That could be done by anyone anywhere
    And it would.
    His passion, care, and commitment
    Simply costed too much.

  20. you once tried to one up your younger sister’s science project by outsourcing (and by this you mean blatantly stealing) the one from your older brother’s closet and presenting it as your own (A+. nice one, sal). two years junior to you with a better grade? nah.

    rhey quaza
  21. heart
    La angustia de dejarte
    de equivocarme
    de dejarte sufrir mientras yo te acompaño en tu dolor
    la rabia de extrañarte
    lo lo soporto
    el olvido

    America Pacheco
  22. “Is this okay?”
    “Yeah, they’re just ‘materials’ anyway.”
    The man with the clipboard eyes the smoking man skeptically, one eyebrow raised above the other. He looks down at his paper of names and checkmarks. “So these girls are all going…?”
    “Overseas.” The dull-eyed man, cigarette clutched between his parched lips, refuses to give any more of an answer. He didn’t need anyone else involved.

  23. I’m thinking one of these days I’m gonna have to outsource all the talking about me that I do. I cant keep up with the number of times a day I say “I” anymore. maybe thats what relationships are for. Therapists also.

  24. I wish I could outsource my heart to stop feeling this suffocating pressure of where you left your knife.

    Cx
  25. We were outsourced in terms of being distanced, emotionally, from one country to another. My friends and I, as we grew older, began to understand what it meant to come from two different cultures; as half of us were white, caucasian, and inexperienced, the other half of our group was Indian and, though once fun, sweet, and naive, is now angry and smart. That seems a strange combination, to write “angry” and “smart” at once, because you often think about stupid people to be unintelligent.
    Once you start to understand the world, you understand that it takes a lot of intelligence to look at the world and see what things need to be changed.

    Liz
  26. The department told me that my responsibilities had been outsourced to xiangfan. My wife told me she outsourced my “responsibilities” to the pool cleaner

    Caleb beatmont
  27. Outsourced has 10 letters.
    Illuminati has 10 letters.
    Illuminati confirmed.

    Merry X-Mas
  28. My days are becoming outsourced. Where has my life gone? Where will my life go, when the true essence of life is becoming substituted for the virtual likes in our society, for the upvotes, for the shares? It wasn’t like this back in my day. But what do I know, I’m just a 72 year old living the last days of his life in a world that has become outsourced.

    Matt Goddard
  29. Outsource sounds like out of sauce. I’m not out of sauce. I like tomato sauce on sausage sizzles. Tomato sauce has lots of sugar in it and it is bad for your health.

    Matthew Goddard
  30. Oh no I don’t like outsource, what a stupid word of the day. I could come up with a better word in my sleep. Dark day for oneword.com

    Ben Spinks
  31. I took the sauce out to the source of the sauce factory, sourcing the saucy ingredients. It was a delicious adventure. Yay.

    Callum
  32. we lost our jobs
    with each other
    i no longer walk up the stairs
    and you no longer grill me constantly
    you are done
    your job is cut
    slashed
    we did not have the funds for your upkeep
    or the
    patience

  33. I was outsourced and I knew it. Actually I wasn’t even sure if I knew what it meant, but I knew it applied to my situation. I had to get someone to help so I went to the only place I knew that I could find it, over the crystal wall

    Ari
  34. “Made in China” – I’ve read this so many times on many things supposed to be American, Italian or German. I’ve never heard anything good about outsourcing except it’s good if you want to make more money than before without having a bad conscience. Do they really care that much about money that they would sacrifice lives?

  35. The management of the world is all about outsourcing, but I’d rather not miss out on the love i get from being around other humans. The cites are all so blocked off from each other with everyone walking, eyes down, and I miss (though we never had it) striking up a conversation with a stranger about nothing or everything.

    Chloe
  36. My brain was outsourced by the computer. I was very sad.

  37. Who told them to that my job should be outsourced. These were my last thoughts as I walked out of the door of my favorite job for the last time. It seems that someone in China was better suited to do the job and for half the pay. Well that’s the way it goes…..America the beautiful or America the outsourced.

    Tamila
  38. i have taken the sun under my wing to see if it somehow shines as bright as you, up close. It does not. You have taken over the galaxy, yet you are the galaxy, and every galaxy that sings and sleeps around it. If God exists, and he had given me the sun, I would rather go to hell than to repay him with you.

    Lex
  39. We can outsource our work but can we outsource ourselves in who we are to the people in our lives. Is having a nanny the same as having a mummy?

  40. the city is outsourced in many ways. people are dying of hunger and disease without the access of fresh food, water or relevant medicine. they’re all looking up to me to sort it out but how do i do that? i was just some high school kid trying to pass the semester.

    martha