Postcard: Bangalore. Hearts Set on Joining the Global Economy, Indian IT Workers are Brushing up on Their Interpersonal Skills The huge number of Indian workers staffing the world's tech firms and call centers possess cutting-edge technical knowledge, but their interpersonal and communication skills lag far behind. Enter Bangalore's finishing schools. Source: Time, May 5, 2008 Who will gain and who will lose from the trade in services that the news clip predicts?

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Bangalore's Finishing school :

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India's workforce possess a comparably better technical skills in the aspect of information technology while the rest of the world have the comparative edge when it comes to interpersonal relationship.

Since Indian workers possess technical edge in IT, India uses that as an export commodity while importing interpersonal education which they are deficient in.

From my own perspective, the trade in services will lead to mutual benefit between the trading nations because both are simultaneously giving out their resources or knowledge base while also receiving aid in the areas where thy are lacking.

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