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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hyaenidae" data-source="post: 20818419" data-attributes="member: 530392">Before Muhunthan commenting about the developers in Sri Lanka as a person in charge of an important firm in Sri Lanka he should know how to leverage the IT industry in Sri Lanka. ICTA in Sri Lanka just an organisation which does nothing effectively to the industry. They just organise events without proper planning and just spending millions. A good example was the B2B event held in Kandy few years ago. We were there representing our company from morning to evening the total amount of people visited the exhibition was not more than 50. And I am asking from the head, can you tell us what are the steps you have taken to improve the technical knowledge or other skills of our developers? There are many ways you can do and you do nothing just delivering comments sitting in your room.Of course you are in a big position now and you don’t want to worry about the entry level guys. Do you really understand the difficulties an entry level person facing in this industry? As a degree holder from the local university I know the difficulties and struggles which many of my friends have faced. Few of them left the industry because they couldn’t go more than that. And specially many of our undergraduates are facing issues with the English languages. At least are you doing something about this?Before making trade agreements our country should improve the local quality by helping the companies and workers. Do not compare with Silicon Valley. Because we have a long journey to reach there.-<a href="http://www.readme.lk/etca-and-impact-on-our-industry/" target="_blank">Sudarshan</a>-</blockquote>

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