anyone heard ?
Closing down Cyberjaya hub.
SHELL IT moving to Bangalore !
SHELL IT moving to Bangalore !
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Feb 28 2015, 10:54 AM, updated 11y ago
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anyone heard ?
Closing down Cyberjaya hub. |
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Feb 28 2015, 10:55 AM
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Feb 28 2015, 10:56 AM
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Good.after all cyberjaya is boring
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Feb 28 2015, 10:57 AM
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lol good luck to them
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Feb 28 2015, 10:58 AM
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malaysia moving to bangalore too?
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Feb 28 2015, 11:02 AM
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seriously?
what are the reasons to move to bangalore? This post has been edited by olman: Feb 28 2015, 11:03 AM |
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Feb 28 2015, 11:05 AM
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tung ah bangala, keje ong....
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Feb 28 2015, 11:08 AM
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One of my cousins working for shell IT customer support. Oh well, life goes one since i too will most likely be out of a job after june unless i can re-contracted.
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Feb 28 2015, 11:09 AM
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Good...cut cost earn more
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europeans really likes IT in india eh?
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mayb its karma.Malaysian employers paid bangla workers shitty salary scheme.
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Feb 28 2015, 11:15 AM
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Some stupid idiots think that Bangalore = bangla......
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Feb 28 2015, 11:15 AM
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Bangla ke arah kuasa dunia.
Malaysia now not competitive anymore. |
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QUOTE(olman @ Feb 28 2015, 11:15 AM) cost reduction is a standard for all companies but wat about the quality of work? I can see those Bangalore guys are really screwing up the SLA's.they sure it will be up to expectationS? A lot of escalations going on for the past one year since they started the transition... |
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If they're superior, why do I hear so many complaints from local IT firms that hire them?
Lots of bullshit this can do, that can do but in reality can't do. That's what I heard la. Good in IT support, maybe. Good in IT overall, questionable. This post has been edited by neoexcaliber: Feb 28 2015, 11:22 AM |
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This is really shitty.
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QUOTE(neoexcaliber @ Feb 28 2015, 11:20 AM) If they're superior, why do I hear so many complaints from local IT firms that hire them? i dunno bout others la... my experience with indian kolik... they r very2 good... they can do things very well, not kedekut ilmu unlike local, willing to do extra... my indian kolik even do sapot even though hes on leave, in india, on the 1st day of deepavali.... Lots of bullshit this can do, that can do but in reality can't do. That's what I heard la. malaysian, if holiday mmg tak angkat phone la... |
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QUOTE(neoexcaliber @ Feb 28 2015, 11:20 AM) If they're superior, why do I hear so many complaints from local IT firms that hire them? This. I also heard complaints too. Lots of bullshit this can do, that can do but in reality can't do. That's what I heard la. Good in IT support, maybe. Good in IT overall, questionable. |
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Feb 28 2015, 11:26 AM
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guys, Malaysia trained IT staffs are better than India's.
I'm not bluffing here, most reputable companies actually prefer Malaysia more than India, because of education level in Malaysia. However India is cheaper than Malaysia, so this year gonna be a hard year for all Oil n Gas companies, so Shell IT have no choice but move to India to cut cost. When it comes to IT & Support in ASEAN, always SG > MY > PH > IN |
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Actually HP Shell was in Prima 9 but then moved HP Main Campus after most of their services moved to Bangalore especially password reset and some other L1 and L3 ..
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Wow. I recall during my first days in Shell( not working there anymore). I got a call from Cyberjaya just to activate my GID employee card.
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QUOTE(billylks @ Feb 28 2015, 11:26 AM) because if compared India's IT workers with Malaysia IT workers, there's a gap.company who get used to the skill level of Malaysia IT workers will disappointed if using India's one. But for those Indian who really study abroad and have hands on experience, they are better than Malaysia's due to our limitation is exposure. |
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 11:30 AM) because if compared India's IT workers with Malaysia IT workers, there's a gap. Why?company who get used to the skill level of Malaysia IT workers will disappointed if using India's one. But for those Indian who really study abroad and have hands on experience, they are better than Malaysia's due to our limitation is exposure. Malaysian workforce with little overseas experience are inferior? This post has been edited by crapp0: Feb 28 2015, 11:34 AM |
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India IT is superior. If not why companies want to shift to india and get conned. The good ones are in US. The not so good one in SEA, the really tak boleh pakai one stays back. They say they can build universe, but their delivery is promises.
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 11:26 AM) guys, Malaysia trained IT staffs are better than India's. My Yindian kolik tell me they learn programming when they just 18y/o.. meanwhile msian baru nk bukak buku mathsI'm not bluffing here, most reputable companies actually prefer Malaysia more than India, because of education level in Malaysia. However India is cheaper than Malaysia, so this year gonna be a hard year for all Oil n Gas companies, so Shell IT have no choice but move to India to cut cost. When it comes to IT & Support in ASEAN, always SG > MY > PH > IN bluff baek baek la bang bodo nex tyme |
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QUOTE(crapp0 @ Feb 28 2015, 11:34 AM) my point of view: Malaysia IT workers are stable and well educated. But our skill still not the worldwide level yet.Because India do not limit their citizens to freely receive knowledge from the west, but it is kinda taboo here in Malaysia. Most of our ministers doesn't even care much on education and research and knowledge, our education system basically re-use something good from 20 years ago. So that's why you'll notice there's almost no IT brand / company that is coming from Malaysia. We'll be a very good IT supporter, but we will not able to become IT innovator. So despite India is very unstable in their IT education, but looking in long term, they will have more advantage than us ... just not currently. Actually this is the exact reason why Malaysia always lack behind of countries who started at the same level. Have you ever noticed it is ALWAYS Malaysian who leave Malaysia will become Hulk broke the chains and start to shine in foreign countries? |
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a CBJ resource cost about 40-50 USD / Hour wherelese India resource cost about 12 USD an hour
now multiply by 200-300 employees - you can estimate saving lucky im out of that shithole |
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a CBJ resource cost about 40-50 USD / Hour wherelese India resource cost about 12 USD an hour
now multiply by 200-300 employees - you can estimate saving lucky im out of that shithole |
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 11:43 AM) my point of view: Malaysia IT workers are stable and well educated. But our skill still not the worldwide level yet. Dont know about the IT situation in malaysia.Because India do not limit their citizens to freely receive knowledge from the west, but it is kinda taboo here in Malaysia. Most of our ministers doesn't even care much on education and research and knowledge, our education system basically re-use something good from 20 years ago. So that's why you'll notice there's almost no IT brand / company that is coming from Malaysia. We'll be a very good IT supporter, but we will not able to become IT innovator. So despite India is very unstable in their IT education, but looking in long term, they will have more advantage than us ... just not currently. Actually this is the exact reason why Malaysia always lack behind of countries who started at the same level. Have you ever noticed it is ALWAYS Malaysian who leave Malaysia will become Hulk broke the chains and start to shine in foreign countries? But i do notice that when i work with malaysian who are not used to working outside of malaysia, they will bring along the "malaysian style" work ethic. or their communication skills leave alot to be desired. |
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cut cost la, i heard the outsourcing firm emerio, alot people has been layoff, and also, i think the ericsson office in cyber also closing down.. XD
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QUOTE(area61 @ Feb 28 2015, 11:41 AM) My Yindian kolik tell me they learn programming when they just 18y/o.. meanwhile msian baru nk bukak buku maths Ya, one of the best IT colleague I've met is also from Indian.bluff baek baek la bang bodo nex tyme But unfortunately their education system still not as good as us, so everything is quite chaos there, you'll either see very good or very bad skill people there. Speaking of programming skill since young, Malaysia produce one of the world most young hackers, and believe it or not, many LYN members can assemble PC machines with one eyes close without formal training, that is actually a skill not many possessed in this world. And yet in Malaysia we felt it is very normal for everyone able to build their own personal computer, actually not that normal if you look at a worldwide perspective. |
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Move it to Philippines better..
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 11:47 AM) Ya, one of the best IT colleague I've met is also from Indian. Dude, 1 IT fella frm india can code, manage the server, do the testing and draft the process, while it takes 4 msians to do it. deswai mat salleh love themBut unfortunately their education system still not as good as us, so everything is quite chaos there, you'll either see very good or very bad skill people there. Speaking of programming skill since young, Malaysia produce one of the world most young hackers, and believe it or not, many LYN members can assemble PC machines with one eyes close without formal training, that is actually a skill not many possessed in this world. And yet in Malaysia we felt it is very normal for everyone able to build their own personal computer, actually not that normal if you look at a worldwide perspective. inb4 the same fella can oso answer L1 calls and repair laptop for company |
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Syukur Malaysia aman.
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we have our MIC
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Give IC or not?
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QUOTE(crapp0 @ Feb 28 2015, 11:46 AM) Dont know about the IT situation in malaysia. like I said before, we're fairly good but not until very good.But i do notice that when i work with malaysian who are not used to working outside of malaysia, they will bring along the "malaysian style" work ethic. or their communication skills leave alot to be desired. but consider this: One time I went to a British telecommunication for interview, they told me one of my task is to learn how their India's vendor analyze big data thru Microsoft Excel. I said hold on first, ONE THING I NEED TO MAKE IT CLEAR, I definitely know there's no way Microsoft Excel can be a tool for big data transfer/analytic ... how is it even possible? MS Excel max can hold 1.4 millions records and it is fairly small for big data. You know what the interviewer answered me: You are right and it is a basic common knowledge, unfortunately the India's vendor doesn't know that and they force to execute it with MS Excel. So they are kinda regret now. So I rejected the offer, I know it's gonna shit to deal with this India's vendor who don't even know what are they doing. |
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hewhewhewhew this proves that even india punya people also more competent than us
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QUOTE(Innovation @ Feb 28 2015, 11:47 AM) cut cost la, i heard the outsourcing firm emerio, alot people has been layoff, and also, i think the ericsson office in cyber also closing down.. XD Ericsson office didn't close down.The building where Ericsson used to be, is now occupied by Experian. Ericsson moved to Sunway Towers. |
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QUOTE(fayt75 @ Feb 28 2015, 11:50 AM) I worked in 2 of the companies before.First, Fusionex is just an IT vendor + supporter, there's no innovative required behind. And the rest are just portal and website that involves no innovative. I dunno bout others, but Fusionex, iProperty, Jobstreet always having trouble to find recruitment as people resign very fast. The reason I know there's no proper IT innovator in Malaysia because I've worked with them. No, they are not, they are just selling business online, web portal, or provide IT support. Which is fairly basic, we do not reach 'that' level yet to invent our own IT product. Do you guys seriously consider the famous Lelong.com.my and Mudah.com.my as a very innovative Malaysia IT brand? (I dunno bout others but personally I don't) |
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 12:04 PM) I worked in 2 of the companies before. Basically a lot tech startup is swiped out base on your explaination.First, Fusionex is just an IT vendor + supporter, there's no innovative required behind. And the rest are just portal and website that involves no innovative. I dunno bout others, but Fusionex, iProperty, Jobstreet always having trouble to find recruitment as people resign very fast. The reason I know there's no proper IT innovator in Malaysia because I've worked with them. No, they are not, they are just selling business online, web portal, or provide IT support. Which is fairly basic, we do not reach 'that' level yet to invent our own IT product. Do you guys seriously consider the famous Lelong.com.my and Mudah.com.my as a very innovative Malaysia IT brand? (I dunno bout others but personally I don't) Mind to share what is your criteria of an "IT innovator"? example? |
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QUOTE(xfrenzy @ Feb 28 2015, 12:02 PM) Ericsson office didn't close down. ohh, thanks fr the info, cz see them bring down the sign of ericsson, tot closing bzness jugak... but over the year, more n more IT service been moved to bangalore The building where Ericsson used to be, is now occupied by Experian. Ericsson moved to Sunway Towers. |
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 12:04 PM) I worked in 2 of the companies before. mytaxiFirst, Fusionex is just an IT vendor + supporter, there's no innovative required behind. And the rest are just portal and website that involves no innovative. I dunno bout others, but Fusionex, iProperty, Jobstreet always having trouble to find recruitment as people resign very fast. The reason I know there's no proper IT innovator in Malaysia because I've worked with them. No, they are not, they are just selling business online, web portal, or provide IT support. Which is fairly basic, we do not reach 'that' level yet to invent our own IT product. Do you guys seriously consider the famous Lelong.com.my and Mudah.com.my as a very innovative Malaysia IT brand? (I dunno bout others but personally I don't) |
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QUOTE(area61 @ Feb 28 2015, 11:50 AM) Dude, 1 IT fella frm india can code, manage the server, do the testing and draft the process, while it takes 4 msians to do it. deswai mat salleh love them my best IT colleague also from India. So I'm not surprised at all.inb4 the same fella can oso answer L1 calls and repair laptop for company But I've work with many of them, so I know you are either get a good one or a very bad one. if you don't want heart attack, I'll still advice people hire 4 Malaysians instead of 1 India. wait, I'm not discriminate anyone or blindly support Malaysia. I'm just speaking from my experience. And to be honest, many Malaysian IT can actually code, manage the server, do testing and draft the process with no problem, just that we don't want to spoil the job market. and that especially easily noticed in government sector, have you ever see government website? it is not that good (no offense), India IT worker will be doing better than those government IT officers. If you wanna see real Malaysia IT workers standard, open jobstreet.com.my (then go to their signup page), it is 100% done by Malaysia IT workers in private company ... locally. Which is quite good (but don't expect wow) |
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Don't know about others, but my criteria is research in:
- artificial intelligence, see google's deep mind - nanotechnology - machine learning, big data - renewable energy - electric cars, see Toyota Mirai' hydrogen fuel cell car - driverless cars, even SG is conducting tests in driverless cars over there. Kita bila lagi? |
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QUOTE(PVCpipe @ Feb 28 2015, 12:13 PM) myteksi is a service provider copy something already exists.just like jobstreet, iproperty, imoney. they are more towards eService more than IT innovator. when I was worked in one of those companies, my colleagues always debate whether they are really an IT company, because their business nature doesn't seem directly related to IT. They are just doing business online. So whenever we need to classify our company, we always have a headache. that's why we IT workers always wonder why we don't have an IT company that sells Malaysia brand software or Malaysia brand hardware. |
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soon ur 991 emergency line will be outsource to indians too
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It's pretty true when you say that resources in India are way cheaper and the quality of work is way better.
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Both MY & IND have good and shitty IT folks. See who you run into when calling.
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QUOTE(sangkancil99 @ Feb 28 2015, 12:19 PM) Don't know about others, but my criteria is research in: the list you mentioned are very high end technology lar.- artificial intelligence, see google's deep mind - nanotechnology - machine learning, big data - renewable energy - electric cars, see Toyota Mirai' hydrogen fuel cell car - driverless cars, even SG is conducting tests in driverless cars over there. Kita bila lagi? even myself also wish to do it someday in future. but it is not easy, don't say Malaysia, many countries also cannot produce it. |
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QUOTE(PVCpipe @ Feb 28 2015, 12:13 PM) Simple app copied from others is not innovative. Put simply like this, facebook is an innovation. Iphone is an innovation. Sap business object is an innovation. Something that is novel and useful with good market can be consider as innovation. We dont have that. Name one malaysian made/design product. But we can support and provide those as good or maybe better than india. |
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 12:14 PM) my best IT colleague also from India. So I'm not surprised at all. Good point. But I've work with many of them, so I know you are either get a good one or a very bad one. if you don't want heart attack, I'll still advice people hire 4 Malaysians instead of 1 India. wait, I'm not discriminate anyone or blindly support Malaysia. I'm just speaking from my experience. And to be honest, many Malaysian IT can actually code, manage the server, do testing and draft the process with no problem, just that we don't want to spoil the job market. and that especially easily noticed in government sector, have you ever see government website? it is not that good (no offense), India IT worker will be doing better than those government IT officers. If you wanna see real Malaysia IT workers standard, open jobstreet.com.my (then go to their signup page), it is 100% done by Malaysia IT workers in private company ... locally. Which is quite good (but don't expect wow) I've work with India based company before, and from my experience most of them are very good in programming but when I look into their programming style, it's quite hard for me to understand, always pusing2. |
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Indians from india talk very direct and no beating around the bush, similar to mat salleh.
Maybe they like it. |
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All boils down to how much the IT person is paid last. Irregardless of country, if u pay rm2k either in my or India, u will get that type of quality.
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QUOTE(seventwo @ Feb 28 2015, 12:35 PM) Good point. because they have not received proper training on how to standardize their coding and collaborate their coding with another programmer. (which most of the fresh grad have this mistake coz uni/college did not teach that)I've work with India based company before, and from my experience most of them are very good in programming but when I look into their programming style, it's quite hard for me to understand, always pusing2. i aware that too when i'm reading their coding. but what can i blame, not everyone in their country can receive proper IT training. so I've decide not to go thru programming coding from India anymore, I'll just say no. Not that I've anything against them, it just that I find it too difficult to read untrained coding style. or you guys can consider me as stupid if you want to |
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Feb 28 2015, 12:47 PM
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If pay rm5k don't expect guru level from India as well.
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ayam dunno wat they try to tok over the phone
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Feb 28 2015, 12:58 PM
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Feb 28 2015, 12:58 PM
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People that says India is good in IT should try to deal with them on the phone, especially those shared services.
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QUOTE(hirano @ Feb 28 2015, 12:58 PM) +1 same matbe its you that don't understand, but those in the West faham je.Their slang is godddammmmnnnnnn hard to understand. Even after a year+ working with them, i just cant.. Some more, how many Malaysian can speak / have a good command of English? British was in India 200 years before in Tanah Melayu |
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QUOTE(zamans98 @ Feb 28 2015, 01:02 PM) matbe its you that don't understand, but those in the West faham je. But in my job, i need to work with them... So it is hard. Some more, how many Malaysian can speak / have a good command of English? British was in India 200 years before in Tanah Melayu it is not a question of whether you have good command of english or not. (Muet band 5 here). It's their thick indian slang, i'm telling you. |
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i uesd to work in top IT mnc.
best kolik = indian worst kolik = indian also. |
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Ericsson is killed by Huawei/ZTE... They hardly sustainable especially in SEA because the telco companies focus on pricing rather than service/security...
Once celcom openly request for a VAS solution @ 500k where it suppose to be in Mil cost project.. All they said was... This is the budget given to the team to look after this service... And you know who spoilt it... Must be the China company gotten the tender and screw it up... But damaged has been done due to previous tendered pricing.... So they wouldn't allocate more.... Company like alcatel-lucent / Siemens / ericsson wouldn't want peanut butter project which brings no benefit to the company at all... So in the end who gets the project? Another Cina Pek company.... |
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Muet band 5 = topkek
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where is the sos TS? pls share sos
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Seriously? My friend in trouble loorr
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QUOTE(hirano @ Feb 28 2015, 01:06 PM) But in my job, i need to work with them... So it is hard. MUET or not, still u can understand, if u have an open mind, and ask the right question(s)it is not a question of whether you have good command of english or not. (Muet band 5 here). It's their thick indian slang, i'm telling you. I don't have much issues with IT centre with thick accents. Time will come when all IT Services will be either in India or Philippines. So open your mind, and embrace the changes. Learn to understand the accents and live on. |
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why butthurt???
low level job will move from expensive country to cheap country. this means malaysians have to buckle up. just like muricans suffered 20 years ago. all the massive outsourcing. |
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QUOTE(ohman @ Feb 28 2015, 03:58 PM) why butthurt??? Pretty soon people in min wage jobs will be complaining that they can't survive when they mean that they can't live like kings any more low level job will move from expensive country to cheap country. this means malaysians have to buckle up. just like muricans suffered 20 years ago. all the massive outsourcing. |
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QUOTE(fayt75 @ Feb 28 2015, 12:10 PM) Basically a lot tech startup is swiped out base on your explaination. Innovating is doing something that someone never did before or creating something that has never been created before. Simply said, you have to be the first.Mind to share what is your criteria of an "IT innovator"? example? Things like Uber/AirBnB when it first came up was revolutionary. What Malaysian company do is copy these revolutionary tech startup ideas. |
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QUOTE(hareharu @ Feb 28 2015, 04:13 PM) Innovating is doing something that someone never did before or creating something that has never been created before. Simply said, you have to be the first. talk is easy.Things like Uber/AirBnB when it first came up was revolutionary. What Malaysian company do is copy these revolutionary tech startup ideas. you think japan germany france russia china norway all keep revolutionizing stuff? only murica can consistently do that. why? that deserves another thread. |
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Bangla many IT professional. If you go to Lowyat plaza, you will see all the shops manned by Bangla.
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QUOTE(ohman @ Feb 28 2015, 04:22 PM) talk is easy. Hey bro,you think japan germany france russia china norway all keep revolutionizing stuff? only murica can consistently do that. why? that deserves another thread. I was just explaining to him why our tech company are not revolutionary. Not some kinda attack on Malaysia. Please don't butthurt. |
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QUOTE(hirano @ Feb 28 2015, 01:06 PM) But in my job, i need to work with them... So it is hard. i think for someone who heavily criticizes others over their language should take a view of themselves 1st..it is not a question of whether you have good command of english or not. (Muet band 5 here). It's their thick indian slang, i'm telling you. pandan.. have you given the thought about the differences between a "slang" and an "accents"?!?! don't be a lingo pulis when you yourself so piss poor at understanding such basic difference... it's accents.. not slang.. understood?! |
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india has better infrastructure.
msia punya jangan harap. internet pun all mesti mengadap TM. |
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QUOTE(olman @ Feb 28 2015, 11:15 AM) cost reduction is a standard for all companies but wat about the quality of work? They have the same working ethics as Malaysians but without all the (for western folks) bullshit holidays so take that as you will.they sure it will be up to expectationS? The bonus is that they are cheaper. This post has been edited by Sethmaster: Feb 28 2015, 04:35 PM |
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Feb 28 2015, 04:42 PM
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Must band 5 yo
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Feb 28 2015, 04:47 PM
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So they not using T-System anymore?
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Feb 28 2015, 04:47 PM
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yup........ if close down... t-system might close down as well....
but in 5 years wor...... |
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When it comes to customer service, the best one is by the Indian guy in the movie Transformers.
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QUOTE(hareharu @ Feb 28 2015, 04:13 PM) Innovating is doing something that someone never did before or creating something that has never been created before. Simply said, you have to be the first. Then basically no country is providing Innovating IT Company except the states.Things like Uber/AirBnB when it first came up was revolutionary. What Malaysian company do is copy these revolutionary tech startup ideas. Anyway, realistically, a lot of investor in Malaysia would prefer company who copy idea from those successful one. The reason is simple, they don't like idea risk, copy a proven workable business modal would greatly reduce the risk on investment. |
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(Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp's (7203.T) Indian unit has temporarily closed its two plants where some workers had stopped production lines to protest a delay in salary hikes after 10 months of negotiations. The factories near Bangalore are Toyota Motor's only vehicle plants in the world's sixth-biggest auto market, where the Japanese manufacturer generates just a sliver of global sales. Their closure raises the spectre of labour unrest at Indian car plants in recent years, including a 2012 dispute at Suzuki Motor Corp (7269.T) unit Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MRTI.NS). A riot left one person dead and over 100 injured, and resulted in a $250 million month-long production loss. |
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QUOTE(Tikietic @ Feb 28 2015, 04:29 PM) i think for someone who heavily criticizes others over their language should take a view of themselves 1st.. oh nazispandan.. have you given the thought about the differences between a "slang" and an "accents"?!?! don't be a lingo pulis when you yourself so piss poor at understanding such basic difference... it's accents.. not slang.. understood?! |
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QUOTE(area61 @ Feb 28 2015, 11:41 AM) My Yindian kolik tell me they learn programming when they just 18y/o.. meanwhile msian baru nk bukak buku maths Err... SPM IT Candidates learn VB6 and HTML since form 4 when I was in school 12 years ago. I was one of them. Pretty sure they are learning more these days.bluff baek baek la bang bodo nex tyme Maybe you should've enrolled in school that actually offer IT classes. P.s. Proficiency in IT is more about logical thinking and problem solving. One may be superly good at math, doesn't mean he can easily master programming while a master programmer not really need to be good in math as the machines will do the calculations for them. This post has been edited by emino: Feb 28 2015, 05:16 PM |
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QUOTE(emino @ Feb 28 2015, 05:14 PM) Err... SPM IT Candidates learn VB6 and HTML since form 4 when I was in school 12 years ago. I was one of them. Pretty sure they are learning more these days. i'm one of this, never scored in maths during school but programming seems to be simple fo rme Maybe you should've enrolled in school that actually offer IT classes. P.s. Proficiency in IT is more about logical thinking and problem solving. One may be superly good at math, doesn't mean he can easily master programming while a master programmer not really need to be good in math as the machines will do the calculations for them. |
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if other mnc also follow shell ... dono how badny it will hit the malaysia IT market..
last time when my batch graduate, all targeting shell, due to the benefit that offer. but not all an join in. heard that if join in also as contract basic, can only change to permanent staff if there is a permanent staff left. |
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QUOTE(emino @ Feb 28 2015, 05:14 PM) Err... SPM IT Candidates learn VB6 and HTML since form 4 when I was in school 12 years ago. I was one of them. Pretty sure they are learning more these days. Err, I should have clarified that by knowing to do programming at 18, I was referring to my former yindian kolik being graduate at that age. Not talking bout kiddies at skool learning html or vb. I learnt html when I was 14 altho ive forgotten most of it now Maybe you should've enrolled in school that actually offer IT classes. P.s. Proficiency in IT is more about logical thinking and problem solving. One may be superly good at math, doesn't mean he can easily master programming while a master programmer not really need to be good in math as the machines will do the calculations for them. Also dunno where you are from, but IT students do have to learn maths, whether they are expert or not in maths that wasn't my point. |
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Already Aker Solutions retrenched 60+ IT staff and moved IT support to Pune, India
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any updates on this? true or not shell cyber moving to bangalore? what will happen to existing staff?
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Lol i was liek..
so many people donno Bangalore kah? Bangalore =/= Bangla Banyak doctor Malaysia graduated from there too i think |
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yup.. cut down cost due to cheap labour. Shell is doing some restructuring in Msia at least. 1 dept also "might" be closing down and shift to Philippines.
how I know? my wife's working there. Nasib baik bonus banyak! LOL! |
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QUOTE(overfloe @ Mar 2 2015, 12:38 PM) any updates on this? true or not shell cyber moving to bangalore? what will happen to existing staff? not the whole Shell only IT in Cyber. They shift to India to cut down cost something.The employee is given 1 year if I'm not mistake to look for a job at the meantime, AFAIK |
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I remember i failed the job interview miserably at Shell Cyberjaya lel.
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syukurlah... most of the SHELL IT project gives to T-systems. so appoint IT staff is pointless at Shell.
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QUOTE(biofuel @ Mar 2 2015, 01:43 PM) not the whole Shell only IT in Cyber. They shift to India to cut down cost something. i tot shell in cyber is shell IT right? dat means the whole shell cyber is moving..The employee is given 1 year if I'm not mistake to look for a job at the meantime, AFAIK 1 year to find a new job in this difficult time.. no wonder my friend is into saving mode, but he's not telling what's happening at shell cyber. |
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QUOTE(overfloe @ Mar 2 2015, 02:56 PM) i tot shell in cyber is shell IT right? dat means the whole shell cyber is moving.. That CBJ office consists of Shared Services + IT.1 year to find a new job in this difficult time.. no wonder my friend is into saving mode, but he's not telling what's happening at shell cyber. Shared Service = Customer Services (Call center), HR, Finance, C&P, etc not one year lah |
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QUOTE(overfloe @ Mar 2 2015, 02:56 PM) i tot shell in cyber is shell IT right? dat means the whole shell cyber is moving.. no la.. they've HR, Business, IT and even accounts there. not sure the whole structure but definitely not only IT. how to differentiate between the vendor/contract staffs with the directly employed by shell? see their lanyard color. if it is red, it is contractual/vendor & if it is yellow it is direct employed under shell. so ur friend is?1 year to find a new job in this difficult time.. no wonder my friend is into saving mode, but he's not telling what's happening at shell cyber. |
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QUOTE(biofuel @ Mar 2 2015, 03:07 PM) no la.. they've HR, Business, IT and even accounts there. not sure the whole structure but definitely not only IT. how to differentiate between the vendor/contract staffs with the directly employed by shell? see their lanyard color. if it is red, it is contractual/vendor & if it is yellow it is direct employed under shell. so ur friend is? Business?no business la... |
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shell business operation (SBO)?
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shell bukan budaya kita
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Cut cost at the maximum level .lol
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Meh... My company also hearing some news about moving low level jobs to Bangalore... But nothing so far... All keeping hush-hush...
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IT=iIndia
Manufacturing = China Automotive = Thailand Electronics = Vietnam Labour and maid = Indonesia/Bangladesh Financial = Singapore Religion = Brunei Commercial Agro = Indonesia Songlap rakyat = bolehland |
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IT=iIndia
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It's a 5 years plan. No worries la. But can slowly starting to look around lol. I think Accenture and they sub contractors would be highly impacted.
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ok, later i try call 1010 whether the line still work or not...
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Will be a big mistake...one of the top two IT and PC maker in the world last time try to shut down their IT in Malaysia and move to Bangalore but then running back to Cyberjaya.
Reason? While their are good with hard core software development, their IT management, decision making and customer facing skill, communication nous still lacking compared to our locals |
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save cost mah.
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Mar 4 2015, 08:52 AM
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QUOTE(Stigonboard @ Mar 4 2015, 08:27 AM) Will be a big mistake...one of the top two IT and PC maker in the world last time try to shut down their IT in Malaysia and move to Bangalore but then running back to Cyberjaya. Do you mean DELL ?Reason? While their are good with hard core software development, their IT management, decision making and customer facing skill, communication nous still lacking compared to our locals |
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Mar 4 2015, 09:29 AM
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They gonna regret it. Worked with some Bangalore fellas and they admitted turnout is high and they also faced manpower issues. Heard the SLA breaches after the work transferred to them.
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Mar 4 2015, 09:35 AM
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muet band 5. slang. lel.
ekonomi masih kukuh. no problemo!! |
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Mar 4 2015, 09:43 AM
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lol. good luck rolling tongue to shell employees.
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Mar 11 2015, 01:23 PM
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confirm Shell IT moving to India and all IT staff will goreng by phase from this year Q2/3 onwards, CBJ office most likely will shut down in 2020 since they lease the building only.
shell building in cbj will become 'history' soon This post has been edited by devil98: Mar 11 2015, 01:25 PM |
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Mar 11 2015, 07:43 PM
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QUOTE(crapp0 @ Feb 28 2015, 11:46 AM) Dont know about the IT situation in malaysia. What is so hard about communication really? I worked with Japanese before they can't speak English also no prob.But i do notice that when i work with malaysian who are not used to working outside of malaysia, they will bring along the "malaysian style" work ethic. or their communication skills leave alot to be desired. Boss say do a do a boss say do b do b. Ask for report a give report a la. iT what kinds of communication skill needed? If anything senior manager or director do the talkng |
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Mar 11 2015, 10:31 PM
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QUOTE(mumeichan @ Mar 11 2015, 07:43 PM) What is so hard about communication really? I worked with Japanese before they can't speak English also no prob. Language skills and communication skill are not mutually inclusive.Boss say do a do a boss say do b do b. Ask for report a give report a la. iT what kinds of communication skill needed? If anything senior manager or director do the talkng |
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Mar 11 2015, 10:49 PM
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Does anyone know when the support by their vendors here like T-Systems and Accenture will end?
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Mar 12 2015, 02:27 AM
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1,276 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: ..in your heart 中心 Status: Blessed |
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Mar 12 2015, 02:30 AM
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boycott pumping shell
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Mar 12 2015, 02:36 AM
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QUOTE(ReWeR @ Feb 28 2015, 11:47 AM) Ya, one of the best IT colleague I've met is also from Indian. Suddenly feel very proud since I did wht you mentioned in secondary school and also over clock my pc and laptop.. But unfortunately their education system still not as good as us, so everything is quite chaos there, you'll either see very good or very bad skill people there. Speaking of programming skill since young, Malaysia produce one of the world most young hackers, and believe it or not, many LYN members can assemble PC machines with one eyes close without formal training, that is actually a skill not many possessed in this world. And yet in Malaysia we felt it is very normal for everyone able to build their own personal computer, actually not that normal if you look at a worldwide perspective. but dunno can trust you or not.. |
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Mar 12 2015, 02:41 AM
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Mar 12 2015, 02:50 AM
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Mar 12 2015, 02:52 AM
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Mar 12 2015, 03:17 AM
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No doubt Indians who are good is really good
But the lousy one you feel like strangling them. Sometimes they didn't fix the problem but make it worst. Other times they took forever to fix it. Pay peanut get monkeys la! |
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Mar 12 2015, 03:24 AM
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according to what you can find on any internet search, it was already initiated in 2011 and nothing new.
It's the announcement that seem to be new and the surprice that they the company is actually physically LEAVING MALAYSIA (political and economical adverse landscape) that came as a surprise to many staff and contractrors But in short, it was already in the works since 2011 but the instability in Malaysia that is what triggering the entire closure foir Malaysia as an IT hub Thank you BN for showing who is boss and how you work |
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Mar 12 2015, 05:11 AM
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SMEP, Shell MDS, Shell Refining & others are still stay here for good...
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Mar 12 2015, 06:39 AM
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QUOTE(kypronite @ Mar 12 2015, 01:16 AM) Padan muka. tat1 is cyberjaya not offshore The O n G people always lansi salary very high. Now oil price drop, you kena tendang To all O n G people reading this, padan muka lain kali jangan berlagak salary manyak tinggi. cyberjaya usually call centre paid not like offshore so high. but got alot lowyat ppl work there as far as i know |
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Mar 18 2015, 01:18 PM
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http://www.therakyatpost.com/business/2015...hell-cyberjaya/
Shell IT is closing down by 2020, Shell IT outfit located in Cyberjaya is scheduled be moved Out to India Bangalore in the next 3 to 5 years duration. One of the supporting factor which pushed Shell in this decision making is "Building a sustainable talent base for the next decade and beyond with a focus on the talent in the four hubs." In summary, Shell finds it HARD to employ sustainable talents/workers in Malaysia. Layman terms, our workforce, graduates are not only untalented but not sustainable. Investors looks to the workforce in generating profit. If the workers are substandard one cannot expect high performance in anything. This brings me to the education minister where he had expressed shock recently about the education standard in Malaysia (I am shocked that he is shocked!) The education minister and his predecessors has Failed this country Big time(despite spending hundreds of millions ). At least 3 generations will be UnEmployable in the present job market. This will then prompt other investors to pull the plug and re-strategize their business intent in other countries such as India. I wonder what the future holds for our children, the future generation and also the future of my Malaysia. God save Malaysia. |
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Mar 18 2015, 01:20 PM
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Mar 18 2015, 03:09 PM
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Good luck keeping good SLA once Bangalore take over. Lel.
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Apr 13 2015, 07:04 PM
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Malaysians, well done
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Apr 13 2015, 07:08 PM
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So many project at Cyber, who gonna buy or rent there?
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Apr 13 2015, 07:23 PM
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Indians have superior IT skills plus their english accent is more convincing.
My condolence to the affected. Time to find another job i suppose? Life is sometimes got it ups and downs. Cheer up! |
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Apr 13 2015, 07:24 PM
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Apr 13 2015, 07:36 PM
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QUOTE(devious17 @ Mar 18 2015, 01:18 PM) http://www.therakyatpost.com/business/2015...hell-cyberjaya/ I think Malaysia in the next 8 yrs until 2013 will remaind as an agriculture and resource focused country Shell IT is closing down by 2020, Shell IT outfit located in Cyberjaya is scheduled be moved Out to India Bangalore in the next 3 to 5 years duration. One of the supporting factor which pushed Shell in this decision making is "Building a sustainable talent base for the next decade and beyond with a focus on the talent in the four hubs." In summary, Shell finds it HARD to employ sustainable talents/workers in Malaysia. Layman terms, our workforce, graduates are not only untalented but not sustainable. Investors looks to the workforce in generating profit. If the workers are substandard one cannot expect high performance in anything. This brings me to the education minister where he had expressed shock recently about the education standard in Malaysia (I am shocked that he is shocked!) The education minister and his predecessors has Failed this country Big time(despite spending hundreds of millions ). At least 3 generations will be UnEmployable in the present job market. This will then prompt other investors to pull the plug and re-strategize their business intent in other countries such as India. I wonder what the future holds for our children, the future generation and also the future of my Malaysia. God save Malaysia. where palm oil and other agri based industries dominate the growth of the economy not intelligent staff like IT. Our manufacturing industry cannot advanced to automation and faced a decline the same case as our IT sector where we cannot compete with other countries like India which has a vast pool of talent. There will be more and more crime and more and more foreigners living in Malaysia (5-7MM), while rich and intelligent Malaysians (10%n or 3MM) will earn higher income because of less competition while those with no skills and low IQ and EQ remain poor (90% or 27MM). The inflation will become 15% a year while Ringgit exchange continue to slide against major currency RM4.5 to US$1 or RM4 to S$. In the very unfortunate events that Sabah and Sarawak decided to leave the Malaysia federation the RM9.0 to US$1 is expected. Our current household debts are very high while our income cannot increase faster than inflation. This result in lost of purchasing power and decline in real income. Are you prepared for a turbulent time in Malaysia ? Start to plan for such time now, it is never too late. Yeah Artus will not be affected because he may be the rich and intelligent Malaysian in the upper food chain.. This post has been edited by 2malaysia: Apr 13 2015, 08:06 PM |
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Apr 13 2015, 07:37 PM
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Serow..
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Apr 13 2015, 07:42 PM
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QUOTE(2malaysia @ Apr 13 2015, 07:36 PM) I think Malaysia in the next 8 yrs until 2013 will remaind as an agriculture country where palm oil and other Malaysia remained as an agriculture country? You have so many wrong ideas about our economy in the first place so you can spare us all your predictions.agri based industries dominate the economy not intelligent staff like IT. There will be more and more crime and more and more foreigners living in Malaysia (5-7MM), while younger and brighter Malaysians (10%n or 3MM) will earn higher income because of less competition while those with no skills and low IQ and EQ remain poor (90% or 27MM). The inflation will become 15% a year while Ringgit exchange continue to slide against major currency RM4.5 to US$1 or RM4 to S$. In the very unfortunate events that Sabah and Sarawak decided to leave the Malaysia federation the RM9.0 to US$1 is expected. Our current household debts are very high while our income cannot increase faster than inflation. This result in lost of purchasing power and decline in real income. Are you prepared for a turbulent time in Malaysia ? Start to plan for such time now, it is never too late. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Malaysia QUOTE Agriculture is now a minor sector of the Malaysian economy, accounting for 7.1% of Malaysia's GDP in 2014 and employing 11.1% of Malaysia's labour force, contrasting with the 1960s when agriculture accounted for 37% of Malaysia's GDP and employed 66.2% of the labour force. |
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