If you think yes, I have some questions for you
What would be the root cause of this Slump?
Where will all the existing jobs go?
Where else they will get the people other than india?
Firstly I would like to address the first Q what would cause this slump? as far as I know the problem is with the US economy, as there was a lot of mortgages given by the all major banks as the real estate was booming there with out much guarantees. usually all US banks consider only the credit history for any loans or mortgages and they are unable to recover them right now as the real estate rates suddenly went down.
Of course this will definitely effect the IT industry in India and we already could see this affect.
I hope most of you might have got their Appraisals/ Increments by now and they know the % hike they got.
Coming back to our main point Slump, this could not reduce the number of jobs as of now because the applications already developed should have to be maintained and supported till end....
Secondly, where will all these existing jobs go?
In the recent past we here the packages demanded by the young professionals in lacks of rupees. This would increase the cost to company which in turn equalize the cost of the US at some point.
I think this could be the reason software giants try to think for the alternatives ...
But where do they find this much man power with all the technical skills the IT industry looking at....
So if you consider that some other country like china/any other would take over the jobs from India.
I think the below information would clear all your doubts you have....
Following are the Country skill Rankings (NASSCOM)
IT Database Development and Administration
RDBMS Concepts | SQL (ANSI) Fundamentals | MS SQL Server 2000 Programming | DB2 Programming | Oracle PL/SQL |
India 48% | India 60% | India 33% | India 71% | India 50% |
IT programming and Development
C# | Software Testing***** | C++ | Java 2 Fundamentals | .Net Framework |
United States 29% | India 71% | India 22% | India 58% | India 47% |
Linux Administration (General) | MS Windows Server 2003 Administration | Networking Concepts | Unix Administration (Solaris 9) | Information Technology Security Fundamentals |
United States 22% | United States 37% | United States 34% | India 37% | United States 33% |
Please add your valuable inputs.
As IT industry is getting stabilized, I think this is the time people should look for other sectors like electronics,communications,robotics(as of my expectation it has major opportunties in next 5 years),food processing etc......
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