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Last updated: Monday, May 25, 2009

Virtual Assistant jobs are very sought out these days, but the issue is where are the jobs really going?  In this economic crisis, there are many Americans who are loosing their jobs to people in Asia while there are companies here in America who think that by putting more jobs overseas will better the economy.

They are as DUMB as they come.  Yes we said it, and if you have an issue with this, contact Nexgen Business Solutions, Inc. head office and we would be kind enough to EDUCATE you on this.

Taking jobs away from the U.S. economy will not make it better, it will make it worst.  Have you ever asked yourself this question, if you take $1 out of the U.S. economy, how much did the U.S. economy actually loose?

Here is a scenerio, and please pay close attention:

There are 4 people in this equation…

John, Amanda, Rachael, Miliano

John is a baker who sold Amanda a slice of cake for $1.  John then went out to the store next door and bought a soda for $1 from Rachael the store owner.  Rachael then walks down the street and paid $1 to get her dress dry cleaned from Miliano.  Milano just got hungry and goes to John for a nice piece of cake for $1.

See in this situation, $1 circulated in so many different ways.  So is $1 really a dollar?  In the hand yes.  In economics, not really.

That $1 needs to circulate.

Now back to the issue, where are the virtual assistant jobs?

Should companies just outsource all their virtual assistant jobs to asia or other countries while there are people loosing their jobs by the thousands?

Our answer is very simple.  “NO.”

It’s time for these companies to spend money back into the U.S. economy.  The funny part to this whole mess is, the very same countries that the jobs get outsourced to, those are the same countries that still look to America for financial support in some way or the other.

In closing, since that’s the case.. how can you pick up someone if you are also on the ground?

I’m looking for an answer from the savvy businesses men who are educated in GREED with degrees so high they go beyond a Pd.D.

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