Good thing. I agree with you. On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 9:16 PM, Girish Venkatachalam < girishvenkatacha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In today's world only knowledge counts. > > If you have knowledge by virtue of experience and suffering then you can > internalize lot more knowledge. By starting small you can get momentum > and move up, little by little and make giant leaps in time. > > But if you wish to sit on the periphery and measure the depth with your > feet > then you will always be a loser. > > Being a loser is a very usual ordinary and common thing in India. To not > have > ability and hard work and a thirst for knowledge is very common...here. > But > that is not the way the world works. > > A lot of the companies I worked for in IITM and came across in Chennai > are interested > in selling to Indian govt, or to Africa or South America or to colleges. > > Why? > > Or they want to be involved with colleges in some manner. > > Why? > > Answer is very simple. > > They want to stay a loser all their lives and play with weak fools. > > This approach has multiple problems. Failure is guaranteed. But along > with that as I always find you will not have money to continue running the > business. > > And from my experience India is not the market for IT. But for movies, > cricket, > entertainment, jewelry and so on India is great. You can tap into the > disposable > income and rise in the purchasing power of many metros. > > If you do anything at all in the world of technology, be it by way of > software or > hardware or again software(software is bigger than everything else), > then focus on > the entire world. > > In particular look at the most happening place, the USA or Europe or > Australia or Japan. > > The developed markets will reward you for doing a good job and pay you > easily and correctly. > > It is truly remarkable how having spent all my life in India and > having never studied abroad > I am so different from others.... > > I used to imagine for a long time that Indian market does not require > great quality or features, only > the problem at hand needs to be solved. But I was proven wrong. After > a painful span of more than > 2 years. People don't treat you properly, they won't pay(many do) and > decisions never get made. > > Instead one is much better off focusing on the entire worldwide market > and using Internet as the > delivery medium for your product or service and also deliver support. > > By staying away from other Indians who will pull you down by way of > their weak womanly thinking, > by teaching you to adopt bad methods like bribery, cheating, not > winning by fairness or quality, > you will get polluted and lose the charm of doing the knowledge business. > > The true mark of a successful man is total lack of fear when you see a > similar businessman or > someone who is doing something like you. If you have real worth > nobody can steal your bread. > > Out of the people I have met in India all my life 7 out of 10 people > are mortally afflicted by fear > of someone else stealing their cake. This seems to be a really normal > thing in India, but I don't think > this is normal around the world. > > As I said stay focused on learning and keep updating yourself > continuously, keep improving > continuously. > > It is best to stay away from other colleagues and friends who hate you > because you are not weak like them. > > That is fine. Live with it. Your best friend if knowledge, not your > friends. Trust me. I am not lying. > > -Girish > > -- > Gayatri Hitech > http://gayatri-hitech.com > _______________________________________________ > ILUGC Mailing List: > http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc > -- Thanking you. With Regards, Kumar _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
