Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Indian Origin CEOs for Global MNCs
Today another person of Indian Origin (I would call them that only) .. became CEO of Google. Earlier few others made some marks ... MS, Pepsi, ....
I don't see a reason for gung-ho about it ... Well, to begin with, they have been there since long ... they have invested their time and energy to the organization ... and they have been given the responsibility based on merit.
Times have changed, we have more start-ups having people with Indian Origin as CEOs ... If I look into just last 10 years, more than half of the creamy layer of engineers passing from IITs, NITs and other good colleges are anyway pursuing higher education in US ... also, the mind set across the organizations are changing ... and is no longer biased (to the extremes) towards other societies ... and hence the result.
Another aspect, why I am not very gung-ho about it is that it's not going to make any impact on Indian engineers / talent ... nor to India (as a country) ... and certainly not me! :)
I don't see a reason for gung-ho about it ... Well, to begin with, they have been there since long ... they have invested their time and energy to the organization ... and they have been given the responsibility based on merit.
Times have changed, we have more start-ups having people with Indian Origin as CEOs ... If I look into just last 10 years, more than half of the creamy layer of engineers passing from IITs, NITs and other good colleges are anyway pursuing higher education in US ... also, the mind set across the organizations are changing ... and is no longer biased (to the extremes) towards other societies ... and hence the result.
Another aspect, why I am not very gung-ho about it is that it's not going to make any impact on Indian engineers / talent ... nor to India (as a country) ... and certainly not me! :)
Un-parliamentary affairs
The monsoon session of the Parliament (Modi Gov) is about to end ... and since the day0, there has been a dead lock to make the parliament practically non-functioning. And this is not new. Even when Cong / UPA was in power, BJP / NDA wouldn't let the parliament function. The so called Q&A is now just a thing that happened.
My concern is with current opposition is that, you can select a topic on which you don't want to discuss in parliament ... but making it completely non-functional is bizarre... and on top of that, you do dharna when you are suspended!
And to Modi Gov, when you have such a minority opposition, why is that you are not able to make the session a working one??? Do you really need a opposition's presence to pass the bills / amendments!
To Modi Gov ... you rose like a lion ... don't hide like a jackal ...
My concern is with current opposition is that, you can select a topic on which you don't want to discuss in parliament ... but making it completely non-functional is bizarre... and on top of that, you do dharna when you are suspended!
And to Modi Gov, when you have such a minority opposition, why is that you are not able to make the session a working one??? Do you really need a opposition's presence to pass the bills / amendments!
To Modi Gov ... you rose like a lion ... don't hide like a jackal ...
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