Assam and got business experience can certainly usetheir contacts and skills..>
That's why Oxomiyas do not go out and slave abroad.
Thanks to Broadband and Internet we get eveything sitting at home.
Now on we have to redefine what/when/why/who/for- what should go to college/Univ./IIM/IIT/AIIMS
hical?
You decide. I would say --challenge an unjust law anytime (if it seems so to you).
Umesh
- Original Message From: umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: assam@assamnet.orgSent: Tuesday, 26 September, 2006 3:05:33 PMSubject: [Assam] Enterprise in Assam
C-da,
Perhaps you shou
assam@assamnet.orgSent: Tuesday, 26 September, 2006 2:44:28 PMSubject: Re: [Assam] Enterprise in Assam
>I wonder why a discusion of business enterprise always ends up >becoming a >discussion of ethics --whereas no such discussion seems >necessary while talking >about terrorism.*** Again
>I wonder why a discusion of business enterprise always ends up
>becoming a >discussion of ethics --whereas no such discussion seems
>necessary while talking >about terrorism.
*** Again how are they related?
*** Your comment
">For the enterprising there is always a way --ethics is a debatable
Message From: Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Ram Sarangapani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Cc: assam@assamnet.orgSent: Tuesday, 26 September, 2006 12:04:04 PMSubject: Re: [Assam] Enterprise in Assam
> >For the enterprising there is always a way --ethics is>a deba
> >For the enterprising there is always a way --ethics is
>a debatable issue :-) thats why there are courts and
>lawyers to discuss such things. Business is
>competition --not philosophy!! As long as you are not
>killing or persecuting someone you are an ethical
>business-person.
*** Question i
Title: Re: [Assam] Enterprise in
Assam
>You don't mean
the 'unethical' stuff do you? Man - I tell you, this Harvard ed. not
only teaches you ethics, but makes sure you get someone else to do the
dirty work! :))
*** You can't blame Umesh for that now Ram! He is doing wh
>I meant that while on studet or work visa you cannot>work in your own company
I know, Umesh, I was just pulling your leg.
--Ram da
On 9/26/06, umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ram-da,I meant that while on studet or work visa you cannotwork in your own company but you can hire a local
Ram-da,
I meant that while on studet or work visa you cannot
work in your own company but you can hire a local guy
(like my unemployed US citizen NRI kid ex-housemate)
and pay some money to work for me (atleast on paper) .
This was told to me by my landlord -who set up a IT
consutlacy firm while
Umesh,
> am indeed thinking of setting up a firm in US - I'm>told even on student visa one can set up a US firm as>long as you rope in someone else (US citizen ) to do>the dirty work :-)
You don't mean the 'unethical' stuff do you? Man - I tell you, this Harvard ed. not only teaches you ethics
C'da,
>So perhaps Rams question was tongue-in-cheek. Was it Ram :)?
This was in the last line of my previous post:
Poor Umesh! He just took the Education degree, not the bidness, and who knows whether he took the ethics course (from which, of course, most Indians are exempt) :) :)
And, yes,
Ram-da and C-da,
I am indeed thinking of setting up a firm in US - I'm
told even on student visa one can set up a US firm as
long as you rope in someone else (US citizen ) to do
the dirty work :-)
I think a reading of the extremely pirated book : What
they don't teach at Harvard Business School -
C'da,
>*** No, that is not what I wrote. The comment was about the expertise of the >preachers. Surprised that you who have a keen eye for words and phrases and their >hidden meanings, not to mention the ones staring at the reader
You are right. Must have slipped thru somehow. Just making these
Title: Re: [Assam] Enterprise in
Assam
Ram could do better: Ask the ENRON whipper-snappers from Harvard
Bus School :-).
There was an article in NY Times within the past week or so about
ETHICS courses in Bus. Schools, asking if it is an oxymoron. In fact
in today's St. Louis Post Dispatch
Dear Ram,
Please define ETHICS and ask GOI/GOA/TATA/Ambanis/IIM's/IIT's if they practice that stuff?
And ask the Assam "Management" community to have their second opinion too.
May be from GOI/GOA under RTI Act
mm
From: "Ram Sarangapani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: "mc mahant" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Mukul da,
>Could I divulge on their behalf-I did that many a time before. The world,-India in >particular- will be bending over backward to lend on "never-bother-to-return-you are >our Annadata-" basis to free Oxom's Central Finance Bank.
We are not talking about the 'tax' on the GOI here, but
Mukul da,
>And at Gau. we have Indian Institute of Entrpreneurship, many so->called Busineess/Commerce Colleges, Assam Engg.College, >Institute. even Great IIT
Very encouraging. Do they also have an ethics course to go alongwith - at least as a side dish?
>We have Oxomiya Toka as the sole in
if one did not have collateral> They might be willing to divulge how to get capital without a collateral. I hear they are pretty adept at it. :)Could I divulge on their behalf-I did that many a time before.
The world,-India in particular- will be bending over backward to lend on "never-bother-to-
<, Harvard is one of the few institutions that offer a course >in entrepreneurship (and ethics) in their Business School.>
And at Gau. we have Indian Institute of Entrpreneurship, many so-called Busineess/Commerce Colleges, Assam Engg.College, Institute. even Great IIT(although the Assamese cann
C'da,> Actually several years back I CHALLENGED another bunch of >such advisers in Assam Net to describe HOW they would start. >There was NOT a single reply
. You are not suggesting that a vast majority of Kharkhowas are clueless about starting a business, are you?, ie no entrepreneurial spirit -
I have gotten used to the well-meaning advice and exhortations of our
fellow kharkhowas about how to pull Assam out of its miseries by
starting industries,by being entrepreneurs and so forth. I smile to
myself, wondering why these advisers work for wages, mostly clerical
work, far from home , i
Title: Re: [Assam] Enterprise in
Assam
Ram:
>You are not suggesting that a vast
majority of Kharkhowas are clueless about starting a business, are
you?, ie no entrepreneurial spirit - whether they are in Assam or
here?
*** No, that is not what I wrote. The comment was about the
expertise
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