These guys dream of writing and make up some cliched stuff like this, What my driver/boss/subordinate/wife/kids/neighbor/gf/unameit taught me. Totally contrived stuff.
Article is ok, and all drivers are human beings with good mind, so people compare drivers useless and mindless? people just think and treat them as only driver but they do not know thier value in thier personal life. Infact, what the writer of this article want to explain here? Everybody have thier own begin,thoughts and knowledge in thier life. Dilip BK
Re: Article is ok, and all drivers are human beings with good min
by mohammed ulhaq on Jan 27, 2011 11:12 AM
Dilip you lack in common sense, get a break from your stressed life to get better understanding on what you come across.
Re: Re: Article is ok, and all drivers are human beings with good
by Jack Bruce on Jan 27, 2011 11:23 AM
what have you find to lack of common sense here? and what is there to understand by this article? One can learn things from his own life,family and tradition,
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by mohammed ulhaq on Jan 27, 2011 08:57 PM
You dumb moron, relate the article to your job and you will understand how to excel in you work place.
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by Jack Bruce on Mar 16, 2011 07:02 PM
I think you must be Dumb moron, and I think you started from the middle not begining, you must take advise or ask your father about,profession etc.
My driver was with me for two years when I basically told him that whatever he does, he will always remain a driver - he should learn new skills. In time, he attended evening college (the best he could) and graduated. Today he is working as an office assistant in a mid size company. Needless to say he is earning over two and a half times what he was earning as a driver. If this Karunan guy was really smart, he would have bettered his lot instead of spouting epiphanies regarding what essentially is a dead end job.
Re: Re: What I taught my driver
by suhas kirpekar on Jan 25, 2011 10:55 PM
Well, he did his college over four years while working with me - I tried my best not to keep him after office hours too much. But I am happy for him. And btw, my current driver is someone referred by him - so it works both ways I guess! :))
Re: What I taught my driver
by Jack Bruce on Jan 25, 2011 05:50 PM
Well, so you are good motivator, you just taught him about things saying that nothing is impossible thats it. Else not a big deal to write, there are many who has done something differebt and they are in high position, with 3,4 fold of thier salary. Dilip, Bangalore
Re: Good for you
by ur good on Jan 24, 2011 10:05 PM
You are snotty and this is the usual scene with people who have just passed out and has a degree in his back pocket. When it comes to real life you will not stand a chance with this attitude of yours.Pratical experiance is the best teacher.
quite simply this is a paid article to promote the book. Never heard of Prakash Iyer, dont know who he is and dont care what his driver taught him. So stop repeating this paid advertisement every day.
Re: Re: Six lessons
by kapil on Jan 28, 2011 03:01 PM
what he said was right... but not all of them but many of them... i know many of such cases espeically in Gulf based Arabies...
