Re:India’s IT industry laid off more than 56k employees this...
by just_saying_it on Wednesday December 27, 2017 @08:33PM
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Assigning attributes to an entire country based on experience with a few people is poor logic.
It is the same if someone worked with a few people at Google India or one of the IITs, and claimed all Indians are super smart and it comes from their culture.
Re:India’s IT industry laid off more than 56k employees this...
by newusertoday on Wednesday December 27, 2017 @08:43PM
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how do you explain the anamoly of indians in virtually all top jobs from ceo's of microsoft,google,pepsi etc. to pulitzer winners? while i agree with you that culture does impacts work but may be its not "indian" culture and more of a "company"culture.
Having said that i don't see any contribution of india in sports, i don't know why.
Re:India’s IT industry laid off more than 56k employees this...
by wolco on Thursday December 28, 2017 @12:35AM
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They are one of the top nations for cricket. Famous stars like
Sachin Tendulkar, Mahendra Singh Dhoni or Dada - Sourav Ganguly
Checkout youtube for some amazing highlights.
Re:India’s IT industry laid off more than 56k employees this...
by aslkdjaslkdj on Wednesday December 27, 2017 @09:25PM
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Their main national sport (cricket) is really only played in handful of countries. And in those countries (AU/NZ) soccer is still more popular.
>Not working hard doesn't come from the culture
Yes it truly does. Since every individual has inherited from the environment and has been cultured that he needs to do just what he is told (the minimum), this is how he grows.
>Maybe the firm you are dealing with doesn't pay the employees well enough
You can't hide behind your finger with this excuse. If you want a raise you tend to work harder, do the extra mile, you defenly don't get a raise by doing the minimum. Also, if you are good at what you are doing but you are not happy with the salary then why accept the job in first place?