Global Sourcing Specialists’ Blog “Product Global” Places Just Behind Forbes Magazine and Earns #16 Spot out of 100 Blogs Listed on oDesk.com’s 100 Offshoring Resources List
By GSS on May 1, 2009 | Category: News | No CommentsoDesk.com, a global service marketplace for small and medium sized business to hire, manage, and pay remote freelancers or teams, has announced their top 100 offshoring resources, and Global Sourcing Specialists' Product Global blog has earned the #16 spot out of 100 blogs and websites. We came in just behind Forbes Magazine (#15). According to oDesk.com:
GSS Blog It has a manufacturing focus, but this blog from Global Sourcing Specialists contains a few gems, like this is the article about the global sourcing short-term outlook.
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