Teleperformance creates jobs for 600

Django, thanks for posting the article recognizing another success from the efforts of the previous administration. I am still awaiting news about the concrete results of the present  admin journeys to North America to encourage investment

" In the line of telecommunication and with Teleperformance coming to Guyana, there will be job openings for another 1500 persons"

It is surely an effort 900 people are employed, the previous gov't predicted 1500,hopefully the will expand further in the coming years.

Zed posted:

Django, thanks for posting the article recognizing another success from the efforts of the previous administration. I am still awaiting news about the concrete results of the present  admin journeys to North America to encourage investment

OK so suicides and crime are to be blamed on APNU, as are the difficulties in sugar and rice.  These were problems BEFORE May 11, 2015!

But new investment, which occurred subsequent to that date, will be credited to the PPP.

Now if APNU is as bad as you all scream that it is, wouldn't this folks have simply canceled this investment?

You are a bunch of comedians, still crying because you cannot believe that the PPP LOST!

The investment occurred under this new gov't and this new gov't deserves the same credit as Cheddi deserved, despite the fact that much of the growth between 1993 and 1997 was due to Hoyte's reforms.

Zed why don't you factor in how long it took the PPP to get the IT sector off the ground.

Then you want the new gov't to do in a few months what it took the PPP many years to accomplish. And yes in an environment of renewed global economic uncertainty.

caribny posted:

Zed posted:

Django, thanks for posting the article recognizing another success from the efforts of the previous administration. I am still awaiting news about the concrete results of the present  admin journeys to North America to encourage investment

OK so suicides and crime are to be blamed on APNU, as are the difficulties in sugar and rice.  These were problems BEFORE May 11, 2015!

Suicides are an impromptu act, someone pushed over the edge and could come from many sources.  Actually, I don't blame the PNC as I said in another post.  However, these investments represent years of hard work, negotiation, guarantees and agreements.  Now, I do give the current admin some credit for not scuttling this deal as they did with the Caribe rice deal.  However, this does not take away the fact that this is a fruit borne out of the plant nurtured by the PPP.

caribny posted:

Zed why don't you factor in how long it took the PPP to get the IT sector off the ground.

Then you want the new gov't to do in a few months what it took the PPP many years to accomplish. And yes in an environment of renewed global economic uncertainty.

Do you understand the amount of legislation and work which went into setting the stage to get this IT sector off the ground. It's not with the snap of the finger as you think.  And this takes time.  Regarding the PNC blaming "global uncertainly", hey man I always hear that line coming from the PNC in the best of times.  Almost every society found a way to deal with it and move on, including the PPP back in 2008.  But now it's a factor for the PNC.

Let us not get ahead of ourselves, these are low level jobs, call centers, that the Indians ditched in preference to higher paying software development jobs. 

Until the govt start an initiative to educate the nation a la the Singapore model, Guyana will continue to be a dankey kart economy. 

Drugb posted:

Let us not get ahead of ourselves, these are low level jobs, call centers, that the Indians ditched in preference to higher paying software development jobs. 

Until the govt start an initiative to educate the nation a la the Singapore model, Guyana will continue to be a dankey kart economy. 

The Indians are being marginalized and chased out of Guyana. Who will build this software development sector.  No talented Indian will want to subject themselves to the racism of the PNC goons!

Caribny, where did I ever say suicide was a problem caused by the current administration or that the present government has contributed to its increase?

Furthermore, I wanted it to be clear that this was not something that this government can claim credit for. I am eagerly awaiting announcements and concrete action of new investments resulting from the overseas trips by ministers and the engagement if the diaspora. Any additional,investment, I hope will create new jobs, even low paying jobs to help people put food on the table.p during the economic slowdown.

Django posted:

" In the line of telecommunication and with Teleperformance coming to Guyana, there will be job openings for another 1500 persons"

It is surely an effort 900 people are employed, the previous gov't predicted 1500,hopefully the will expand further in the coming years.

Django bhai, I am glad this is happening in Guyana. I hope this company stays in Guyana. I have seen IT Offsite Development Centers in India, Indonesia and other parts of the world close down after 2 years. The people there get the drift that they should be paid more like the folks in the US and as a result, they demand more pay. The result of this is the closing down of the entire operations and moving them somehere else. Let's hope this is not the case with Guyana and the employees there must appreciate the opportunity they are being afforded. One thing they have to bear in mind..be courteous to the person at the other end. They pay your wages. They should not operate like they do now in Guyana.

baseman posted:

Drugb posted:

Let us not get ahead of ourselves, these are low level jobs, call centers, that the Indians ditched in preference to higher paying software development jobs. 

Until the govt start an initiative to educate the nation a la the Singapore model, Guyana will continue to be a dankey kart economy. 

The Indians are being marginalized and chased out of Guyana. Who will build this software development sector.  No talented Indian will want to subject themselves to the racism of the PNC goons!

This is a correct observation, and mo fiah slow fiah ensured that it didn't happen during the PPP administration. Regardless of who is in power, the afc/apnu will ensure that Guyanese will continue to live under fear of ethnic cleansing and other forms of duress. 

Drugb posted:

baseman posted:

Drugb posted:

Let us not get ahead of ourselves, these are low level jobs, call centers, that the Indians ditched in preference to higher paying software development jobs. 

Until the govt start an initiative to educate the nation a la the Singapore model, Guyana will continue to be a dankey kart economy. 

The Indians are being marginalized and chased out of Guyana. Who will build this software development sector.  No talented Indian will want to subject themselves to the racism of the PNC goons!

This is a correct observation, and mo fiah slow fiah ensured that it didn't happen during the PPP administration. Regardless of who is in power, the afc/apnu will ensure that Guyanese will continue to live under fear of ethnic cleansing and other forms of duress. 

 I see the same in most of your posts, seems like something you really have a wish for the GY people but it ain't gonna happen just because you seh so.

PPP started the first call center in Guyana, stealing PPP's ideas and working off of it does not say much for these incompetents. 

How much did these incompetents spend so far on the People's Militia? 

Kudos to this government for knowing a good idea when they see one and for implementing those ideas regardless from whence they came. Take note, they're not into carrying on the cocaine racket, notice things kinda quiet since they've been finally catching mules, they now need to zero in on those at the head.

cain posted:

Kudos to this government for knowing a good idea when they see one and for implementing those ideas regardless from whence they came. Take note, they're not into carrying on the cocaine racket, notice things kinda quiet since they've been finally catching mules, they now need to zero in on those at the head.

This call center was initiated in PPP time, how shameless of you to take credit for PPP initiatives. 

baseman posted:

caribny posted:

.  And this takes time. 

Yes and yet you all scream that APNU, which has been in power a scant 8 months, must be delivering multi billion dollar projects.

 The fact that we haven't seen the cancelation of projects, the Canadians in fact moving ahead with gold, even as prices tumble, suggests that they do not consider APNU to be a threat, or more incompetent than the PPP was.

As to global uncertainty. Well the markets are down 8% even though we are only 2 weeks into 2016, should indicate to you that this is a factor. In fact I have NOT heard APNU/AFC speak to this issue.

alena06 posted:

PPP started the first call center in Guyana, stealing PPP's ideas and working off of it does not say much for these incompetents. 

How much did these incompetents spend so far on the People's Militia? 

If APNU had canceled the call centers, what would have been your reaction.

So when the PPP didn't change economic initiatives implemented by Hoyte, even though those initiatives were hugely beneficial for Guyana, they were "stealing from the PNC".

You see this is Guyana's problem. So racially polarized that we write filth like alena's bowl of sewage.

caribny posted:

baseman posted:

caribny posted:

.  And this takes time. 

Yes and yet you all scream that APNU, which has been in power a scant 8 months, must be delivering multi billion dollar projects.

 The fact that we haven't seen the cancelation of projects, the Canadians in fact moving ahead with gold, even as prices tumble, suggests that they do not consider APNU to be a threat, or more incompetent than the PPP was.

As to global uncertainty. Well the markets are down 8% even though we are only 2 weeks into 2016, should indicate to you that this is a factor. In fact I have NOT heard APNU/AFC speak to this issue.

Thanks to the platform left by the PPP, the PNC just have to follow the flow.  Unlike hen the PPP took over, it was follow the flow to debt forgiveness!

No one expected the PNC to deliver anything in eight months.  But you have delivered a lot of uncertainly and racism causing a major economic inflection in the domestic economy.  That is owned by the PNC!!

baseman posted:

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Thanks to the platform left by the PPP,

So why not give true credit where credit is due.  It was DESMOND HOYTE who changed the trajectory of how Guyana is economically managed.

Had a Burnham regime being replaced by a Cheddi regime Guyana would be another Cuba.

When Hoyte liberalized the economy Cheddi had to follow. 

In fact APNU remains very much in the Hoyte mold.

And what racism is APNU guilty of that cannot also be attached to the PPP? 

Given that BOTH are race based parties BOTH can be accused of stacking leadership positions with an over representation of their support base.  When the PPP did this, it didn't bother you, so now why the screams that no doubt APNU is equally guilty!

Drugb posted:

cain posted:

Kudos to this government for knowing a good idea when they see one and for implementing those ideas regardless from whence they came. Take note, they're not into carrying on the cocaine racket, notice things kinda quiet since they've been finally catching mules, they now need to zero in on those at the head.

This call center was initiated in PPP time, how shameless of you to take credit for PPP initiatives. 

As a child were you top heavy and toppling over hence the removal of your brain?

Read and comprehend,dam!

caribny posted:

baseman posted:

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Thanks to the platform left by the PPP,

So why not give true credit where credit is due.  It was DESMOND HOYTE who changed the trajectory of how Guyana is economically managed.

True, Hoyte started the negotiation out of the PNC bankruptcy and the PPP completed.  Thanks to the PNC we had bankruptcy negotiation in1992, thanks to the PPP you have deal closing negotiation in 2015/2016.

Is that fair credit?

The 600 employees must be PNC card holders. PNC made it clear, no jobs Indians.

PMS kickin in tarass up deh, it needs Midol.

cain posted:

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As a child were you top heavy and toppling over hence the removal of your brain?

Read and comprehend,dam!

No, but he was of the impression that school was only open in August.

baseman posted:

True, Hoyte started the negotiation out of the PNC bankruptcy

Let us recall that Burnham's nationalization of the economy was applauded by Cheddi, who would have done the same if he was in power.

Suppose the entirety of Guyana's economy were entities like Guysuco, severely indebted and mismanaged by the PPP, then where would Guyana be?

Thank Hoyte for the fact that Guyana doesn't consist only of poorly managed and indebted state owned entities.

caribny posted:

baseman posted:

True, Hoyte started the negotiation out of the PNC bankruptcy

Let us recall that Burnham's nationalization of the economy was applauded by Cheddi, who would have done the same if he was in power.

Suppose the entirety of Guyana's economy were entities like Guysuco, severely indebted and mismanaged by the PPP, then where would Guyana be?

Thank Hoyte for the fact that Guyana doesn't consist only of poorly managed and indebted state owned entities.

Jagan did not run the nationalized Corporations.  Apart from DDL and GPC, almost all where handed over to incompetent PNC cronies who had no idea of the ground game.  DDL and GPC  were the only successful entities nationalized.  Jagan had no say after Burnham took over.

Don't come with your "supposed" shyte, just supposed Caribj was Indian...well, what good is that supposition.  The fact it is NOT and the PPP rebuilt a robust and progressive economy which you (PNC) can build on.

So, alyuh tek over, alyuh bruk up, alyuh bankrupt.  PPP took over, rebooted, rebuilt and peacefully handed over.  Baseman prefers to stick with truth and facts, not mindless suppositions!