A Bangladeshi name has emerged in the list of Australia's top young wealthy. Ashiq Ahmed is a young man of 6 years. He is the CEO and co-founder of a software company called Deputies. Deployment software can simplify workplace management and make it easier for employees to keep track of daily tasks.
The Australian Financial Review, the business and finance daily on Thursday, released the list of the country's top young rich. Ashik's position in this list of 5 people. Nine women were included in the list. Ashiq's assets are $ 5 million. The amount of Bangladeshi currency is more than Tk.
According to a report by the Australian Financial Review, Ashik migrated from Bangladesh to Australia at the age of only six. He then started working at a fast-food chain in Melbourne.
In an interview with Australian media SBS News, Ashiq tells the story behind software development. Ashiq said he himself worked for hourly pay. Then he realized that the calculation for the roster was very difficult. This problem is common to both the employer and the worker. Ashiq is looking for an easy solution to this problem. Later, he founded 'Deputy' as a co-founder with a combination of mathematics, science and workplace experience. Since making the software in 20, he has never looked back.
'Deputies' is a software that makes it easy for business organizations to create a roster of employees, calculate salaries, and manage staff overall. Currently, there are more than 100,000 companies using 'deputy' software. Among them are the names of NASA and Qantas (Australia's most popular and largest airlines).
Ashiq commented, he never worked just to earn a living. Rather, his goal was to solve the problem from the beginning.
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