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It may be fun to watch Carley eviscerate the Hilldebeast. Before y"all get too enamored of her, remember she destroyed HP and speaks with forked tongue like any good member of the eGOP. Carley is a died in the wool globalist who never met any CHEAP H-1B worker or CHEAP off shore worker she didn't like. Any H-!B's she mentions in the article below were used in the US as liaisons with CHEAP off shore workers.

Fiorina Slams Disney, Then Admits She Used H-1B Program At HP
Rachel Stoltzfoos
9:57 PM 06/10/2015
"The big businesses clamoring for access to more foreign workers claim there is a shortage of American STEM workers. But nearly 75 percent of Americans with STEM degrees are not working in STEM Fields, according to Census data.

Fiorina was quick to defend the H-1b program when Carr confronted her with that data. “There is no reason for us to fear highly skilled immigrants who want to come to this country and stay here and live here and contribute to our nation,” she said. “After all, this is a nation built on immigration.”

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/06/10/fiorin.../#ixzz3dudAqtD3


The New HP Way: World's Cheapest Consultants
Date: Thursday, December 05, 2002 10:12 PM
"HP seems to feel that the way to "damage" IBM is to get cheaper labor from
India and China. It seems as though the newest corporate fad is to brag
about how cheap their labor costs are. The winners in this race to the
bottom are the ones who can squeeze their workers the most. How far away are
we from slavery?"
http://web.archive.org/web/2008072415025..._qh_1205hp.html

The New HP Way: World's Cheapest Consultants
Quentin Hardy, 12.05.02, 11:26 AM ET

NEW YORK - Tech giant Hewlett-Packard has seen the future of technology consulting. It's on the other side of the globe and it's really, really cheap.

"We're trying to move everything we can offshore," HP Services chief Ann Livermore told Wall Street analysts at a meeting Wednesday. "We're aggressively realigning our resources." Short term, that means adding to the software and services personnel HP (nyse: HPQ - news - people ) already has in India. Further out, HP expects China to also turn into a major consulting center.

The plan addresses a trend toward lower-priced consulting that's been hurting HP. The company's $3.1 billion fourth-quarter services revenue (total fourth-quarter revenue was just over $18 billion) was off 3% from a year before. Consulting and integration revenue was the weakest part of services, down 17% on the year. Livermore, with the blessing of Chief Executive Carly Fiorina, is betting that HP can both lower its costs and damage industry leader IBM (nyse: IBM - news - people ) by slashing services prices with cheaper bodies.
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http://www.forbes.com/home/2002/12/05/cz_qh_1205hp.html

Two bad links.

Good Link to article at Zazona:

http://web.archive.org/web/2010102200354...sultants%20.htm

Good Link to Forbes:

http://web.archive.org/web/2008072415025..._qh_1205hp.html