Is outsourcing programmers to traditional industries good for future development? What's the impact?

Most of the expatriates are project outsourcing companies. The project implementation period is short, and customers' requirements are generally not low, resulting in a large workload, great pressure and hard overtime. For programmers who want to improve their skills, they will encounter bottlenecks after working for two or three years. If you don't consider changing careers and going out to interview non-outsourcing companies, most of them will only be eliminated, or they can only continue to curse the industry and have to do it in order to survive. What's more, after working for a long time, I have no sense of belonging. This is the heart disease of most people. As for the advantages, one is that the IT industry has a great ability to absorb employment, is relatively friendly to zero foundation and is easy to get started. At the same time, if the project is good, you can also communicate with customers, be familiar with business needs, interpersonal communication and project management, and consider a project from a global perspective, which can lay the foundation for later planning to be a project manager or demand manager and business expert.

Therefore, if you want to become a technical bull, it is not recommended to consider outsourcing companies, which will do harm to programmers for a long time. Of course, if you want to switch to a business expert or product manager in the future, you can consider coming to this kind of company for experience.