Chaitanya you are very lucky, this was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The learnings and impressions will stay with you and guide you through out your professional life. Obviously, this experience will motivate you to achieve great heights. Best of luck!!
I really donot understand that why such a towering personality like NRM sab is being looked down by Gowde clan in Karnataka.Can any one from Karnataka giving a convincing reply to me ? R.MN
Re: A DAY WITH NRM SAB
by Rationalist on Jan 19, 2010 11:55 AM
HDD's version of pro-farmer is all about how anti-industry. Also being a Vokkaliga(fuedal), he is land crazy and wants to own all the prime lands in Karnataka.
Re: A DAY WITH NRM SAB
by vinay r on Jan 19, 2010 12:04 PM
NRN is hated by the Gowda clan because NRN is a Brahmin, and Deve Gowda is a Brahmin hater...NRN is a self-made man, and came up with harwork and intelligence, Gowda hates all these and he's jealous
Re: A DAY WITH NRM SAB
by Rationalist on Jan 19, 2010 11:55 AM
HDD's version of pro-farmer is all about how anti-industry. Also being a Vokkaliga(fuedal), he is land crazy and wants to own all the prime lands in Karnataka.
I really donot understand that why such a towering personality like NRM sab is being looked down by Gowde clan in Karnataka.Can any one from Karnataka giving a convincing reply to me ? R.MN
the last two decades proved that indian democracy achieved excellence in selecting intellectuals like vajpayee, narashimarao,manmohan singh and kalam saheb for the top posts of the country. to continue this excellent trend mr.narayan murthy should be our next president
Re: Re: Taking meetings with Narayana Murthy
by Anilkumar on Jan 19, 2010 10:48 AM
they should be proud to get a job atleast to work for such a company.
Re: Re: Taking meetings with Narayana Murthy
by Jai Hind on Jan 19, 2010 12:44 PM
Fools like you are shown their place that's why you complain. How many people you provide employment for? A parent has to be strict even with their kids so what's wrong if Mr. Narayana Murthy has to be strict with his employees?
Re: Taking meeting
by sujith kumar on Jan 19, 2010 12:14 PM
good that u didnt go to study in business school ..or else the proffessors will forget english by teaching u in bhayya language,
Re: Re: Taking meeting
by kush chatterjee on Jan 19, 2010 12:12 PM
Strictly, nothing wrong by grammar.
Its somewhat like the distinction between "may i come in" and "can i come in".
One attends a meeting, participates in a meeting or can have a meeting with someone. One can attend a meeting by "taking" a phone call. But directly taking a meeting is not good english. Not expected from someone in ISB, where verbal skills are tested before a person can secure admission.
Thats it buddy. No hard feelings. We are not Amir Khan or Dil Chahta hai :). There is still scope to attain perfection.
Re: Re: Re: Taking meeting
by common sense on Jan 21, 2010 11:33 AM
Nice info. One attends a meeting called by the boss; one participates in a meeting of peers ie people of similar designations from different organizations ie All general managers of different banks participated in the meeting. When it is for one to one discussion requested by the person having lower hierarchy, like the case above when Chaitanya sought to meet Shri Murthy it is having a meeting; Taking meeting strictly, wrong gramatically as well
Sir Narayana Murthy is looked upon for his values and vision not only in India but also abroad. I only wish that Govt of India wakws up and request him to mentor the IAs and IPS cadres who have no humility or empathy( except avery few)and lack vision. The IAS and IPS works by sheer pressure tactics and no motivation thats why we end up with factionalism and zero teamwork. I wish that I am luck enough to spend some time with Sir Narayana Murthy and enrich my life too.
Re: It is for REAL
by hemant thawani on Jan 19, 2010 10:49 AM
Vikas what good is Murti to IPS and IAS let him do what he is good at and make money and employment.
