Before multi national workers help all our good C# Devs get poached/employed (instead of recommending local firms) , I suggest the Kenya ICT Authority get in touch with local tech leaders helping mentor/produce more LOCAL talent.
Can think of
(i) Innova.Co.Ke
(ii) OlivineTech.Com
(iii) Centrino.Co.Ke
I do not have financial interests (yet) in any of these firms, but would certainly give them work (Building Business Applications on Microsoft Platforms) if I was a public official.
Fyi
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From: Paul Roy via skunkworks <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke>
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2015 16:26:32 +0300
Subject: [Skunkworks] C# Developers required Urgently - Interview tomorrow!
To: Skunkworks forum <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke>
I have a friend from Seychelles who is in the country looking at hiring
developers urgently for for a project in their country.
Requirement: Finished college, available to start immediately, be good in
developing software using C# and dotnet framework.
The salary range is given around 3,000 USD for successful candidates and
they will offer flights and accommodation.
You have an opportunity to make it if you can be at Stanley Sarova tomorrow
(Thursday 30th) latest 3 pm. Interview will start from 13:00 - 15:00
I am not related to them in anyway and all CVs should be emailed to Lanka
Dorby dgit@ict.gov.sc and confirm your interview attendance for tomorrow.
Her mobile number is +2482723252
Do not email CVs to me please and I will NOT help facilitate your hiring if
you fail the interview.
Roy.
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