Two different failure modes, and we're built to avoid both. In-house BDRs usually mean one person (or a small team) juggling strategy, list-building, sequencing, calling, and reporting alone, with no separation between the person who should be thinking about strategy and the person executing it day to day. That's how outbound becomes a guessing game instead of a system.
Overseas SDR shops solve for cost by running static lists at volume; you get activity, not qualified pipeline, because nobody's tracking buying signals like funding rounds, role changes, and site visits to time the outreach. We solve both problems with Pit-Crew Teams: specialists who each own one piece of the engine (strategy/RevOps, LinkedIn, email, cold calling, GTM engineering), paid as a team against pipeline growth, not individual activity quotas. For a buying committee of six to ten stakeholders, that coordination is the difference between a booked meeting and a stalled thread.
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Five specialists across strategy, lists, email, cold calling and LinkedIn, running your outbound end to end.