Is Quality of indian software development is reducing day by day?

[Oakman]

anish_bhagwat80 wrote:

And about communication issue i am 100 % sure India is better than Chaina at this moment.

When we're talking levels of unacceptability, it doesn't matter much. Crap is crap. My God, you don't even spell China correctly - how the hell is someone supposed to understand your documentation?

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[Baconbutty]

Assembling a series of sentences that neither make sense on their own or as a group does not promote good feelings about Indian communication.

I still remember having to write your own code in FORTRAN rather than be a cut and paste merchant being pampered by colour coded Intellisense - ahh proper programming - those were the days :)

[Christian Graus]

OK, to be as helpful as I can - indian teams in my experience told me they'd do what I said, then did something else, then disappeared when the deadline appeared and the code didn't. I inevitably ended up doing most of the work myself at the last minute.

Christian Graus No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.

[Harvey Saayman]

Its all good :)

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[realJSOP]

When job requirements say "good communication skills", that's a secret code phrase meaning "speaks English". :)

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[Lost User]

Habit? :~ EDIT: Can anyone please explain to me why trailing spaces in posts are deleted? That ruins the smileys posted at the end. :|

[anish_bhagwat80]

I wont say that i am the best. I just want to know where i am?In My case(Many Indians) English is not mother tongue. We learn English only for communicate with out side India. Any way thanks for suggestions. :)

[anish_bhagwat80]

OK Thanks Mr. Christian Graus! This type of answers i am expecting,it is very helpful to many developers from India.

[Dan Neely]

Standard html stripping of whitespace. Non breaking spaces work (& nbsp ; ).            :cool:

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[Michael Schubert]

Harvey Saayman wrote:

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You forgot an apostrophe in your signature. :)

[Single Step Debugger]

AFAIK they are okay. Don’t loose your sleep.:)

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[Harvey Saayman]

i know ;P

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[Pawel Krakowiak]

anish_bhagwat80 wrote:

In My case(Many Indians) English is not mother tongue. We learn English only for communicate with out side India

Same here.

[Lost User]

Thanks! :rose: _

[Pete OHanlon]

sk8er_boy287 wrote:

Habit?

Nope, and I know you meant this ironically. I don't tend to 1 vote - I'd rather deliver a well-crafted insult. It's much more effective, and much less limp-ass.

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[Ennis Ray Lynch Jr]

Welcome to what U.S. local as experiencing. Unfortunately, there is a large amount of people that want to make money in I.T. because it is "easy" work leaving those of us that are good at it the needle in the haystack. Like any generality there are quite a few good coders all over the world in every country. The vast majority SUCK! When you combine poor language skills or a massive communications barrier (that is inclusive-or) then poor code is magnified greatly.

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[Single Step Debugger]

Five years ago I worked on some VoIP related project and I needed from some libraries for parsing H323 protocol. The company found some paid/and expensive/ solution created in India. It just doesn’t work. The Indian guys even send us parts from the source code with the hope that we will find their own bugs!!!!! So after we review the code/don’t ask…/ we drop this solution. Soon after that I found some open source libraries created from Australians and Chinese programmers and under GNU license. They worked like charm. The difference was like between broken bicycle and a Ferrari. This is only one case, but it illustrates the problem. The quality is more important then the price.

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[Rob Graham]

I think he's been taking English lessons from Adnan...

[Shahil Shah]

anish_bhagwat80 wrote:

In My case(Many Indians) English is not mother tongue

FOR my case, and many Indians, English is not MY mother tongue

anish_bhagwat80 wrote:

We learn English only for communicate with out side India

We LEARNT English only TO communicate with PEOPLE OUTSIDE India FYI correct grammer...

[Rajesh R Subramanian]

I don't have a clue about China to speak generally. But I've worked with a Chinese person on an embedded application development project for about 4 months. I must tell that he was an absolute genius. I learned aplenty from him. Surprisingly, he spoke very good English (the accent was terrible though, one can understand it but). But, when you have to generalise, you have to take into account what the vast majority are like. This one person and a few others like him, can't balance the stupidity of others. Sadly, the same goes with India. Well, more or less the same.

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