Ya right, out of all days, want to choose a Tuesday. So that will be the day with most MC nationwide or asking us to shaddup just sit in the office? What kind of idiotic people they are? Came up with the news on a Friday evening and now having this so called open day on Tuesday? For Selangor people having long weekend, how to apply leave? We don't need to work is it? Or shall be the whole IT company not operating on that particular day to attend?

Don't like it. People who are in charge of dealing with CNII project should be INTELLIGENT enough to sieve the lousy IT consultant from the good IT consultants.

Staffing the correct people in CNII is the government's duty.

Is there any chance that this bill will also affect artist who do his/her drawing digitally too actually?

I'm really curious - who started this idea?

The industry already screens out candidates through both their qualifications and ability using a rigorous interview process. People without an IT certification demonstrate their ability through their projects and output. This law just creates another layer of worthless overhead for everyone.


Companies already have a code of conduct. Freelancers who show poor work ethics lose out on work. People who cheat are prosecuted using the criminal code. How does this bill ensure that IT people become more professional?


Degrees in Malaysia and other countries are subject to each country's education bodies. People in the industry know what they are looking for when they hire. Certifications don't mean anything if the candidate flunks the interview. Why is it necessary for the government to decide what certifications for IT are valid and relevant for a largely self-governing industry?

How does the bill provide this assurance? Will they interview all the computing professionals to make sure they are capable? Or will they just audit the certificates they have? If they are just auditing the certificates, what value is added compared to companies auditing the certificates themselves? If they are interviewing, who will be conducting the interviews and how can we be assured of the quality of the interviewers and how will they know the specific needs of each company?


Does this even make sense? A bill attempting to limit the IT professionals through their education background will enhance the supply of ICT manpower?


It can serve as a repository, but what does the government want to do with such a repository? Is it imagined that companies that want to hire will be able to look through the resumes and qualifications? That role seems to be already occupied and provided by websites like jobstreet, monster, etc. The question, really, is why?

It's just a new board to give employment to the failed graduates hired by UMNO government.

Failed graduates who probably can't make a simple Word document, let alone understand the difference between Cisco or Oracle.

IT profession is already the most stressful job... and most of the IT experts in Malaysia are totally underpaid...

http://www.talktalk.co.uk/jobs/features/stressful-jobs.html

Posted this in another thread and I would like to repeat it here since MOSTI released the statement above.


Wait. Have you read and understood it?

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j1VC50E...8/edit?hl=en_US

Tell me where it mentions that you only need it when you want to do work for the government.

It only mentions that IT professionals working on areas of the CNII need to be registered. The areas of CNII encompasses a very wide swath of work. Almost every IT professional works in a field related to the CNII.





http://www.nitc.my/index.cfm?&menuid=60

Notice that Government is only a part of the CNII?

Please do not be fooled by Government statements.

We need to make sure that everything is worded accurately in the Bill. Giving our blind consent allows the Government to reinterpret it in whatever manner they choose to once it has been passed.

It is already one of the kind of "snatch thief law"!
If this law implement, malaysia for sure going backward of development.
(May be that's what amno still dreaming of it would help for the voting in election)

Other country is moving fast forward with help from IT.
Yet, malaysia show its true "development".

habis la

I wonder if the gov/glc staff working in it dept need to be reassess if they fit the bills or not. This will surely impact everybody using/operating IT equipment.

People sell smartphone in garage can be sued if not register yo

My gut feeling is some bunch of MOSTI and government servants (who are Undi Munafik Negara Okay - ass-lickers)
are using the "success" of the 6P "pemutihan" solution on the illegal immigrants as an example.
They hope to crush those anti-government IT practitioner,
and weed out the bad hats as they can't control cyberspace.

Basically, a very political motive by (so-called) non-political organisations...sigh

*snip/

This post has been edited by lulusantos: Dec 10 2011, 04:29 PM

Kita semua mati mang, everyone in this LYN confirm mati

PM: Intellectual capital crucial to nation’s development

IT professional not included??

why must they make things worst..

if this thing happen..cant do my modding plan for 2012

my god that guy's English is horrible.

ok i'm going to migrate to australia... terima kasih kepada kerajaan

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Added on December 13, 2011, 1:30 amcan't run IT business even i'm malaysian? might as well treat me as foreigner..

This post has been edited by atombom123: Dec 13 2011, 01:30 AM

correction