What describes India better? I say "competition". Any average Indian is put into the rat race from the school onwards. He hears only the bells of competition. Competition to get admission, competition to get the rank, competition to get the job, competition to get the promotion! Instead of asking "where the competition is?", if we ask "where it's not?" we get better explained of the situation. That's why I felt the word "competition" describes India better than any other word. Competition gives little choice for Indians in their life. Perform or perish. It brings the survival instinct in the Indian blood. The survival instinct inculcates the sincerity, commitment, thriving for excellence in their attempts. That’s why India is looked as the best place for service through out the world.
In India it's always the story of limited opportunities with unlimited applications. It's only the process of elimination rather than the process of selection. It's elimination in abundance of talent not due to lack of talent. There may be "burn-outs" due to lack of opportunities but never be missed opportunities due to lack of talent. Indians are lucky. They got the biggest peer group in any category. That makes the Indian to always think "what’s more?" An unsatiated mind!
Indians are never afraid of toiling in work environment. Indians are never afraid of working in an unknown place, unknown culture with challenges ahead. Indians never complain about adjusting to the situation. Indians never mind to compromise on their ego for the opportunity. Either it's by choices or chances, Indians are flexible. The best workers of the world!
Even with this cut throat competition, Indians are bound by values. It's like a flexible structure built on the strong foundation where you can alter the design as you wish. That’s why wherever he is, his basic values are intact. He is sincere, honest, committed whether he works for an Indian company or an American company or an Arabian company. A lovable worker!
- Proud Indian Worker
3 comments:
The latest news item to support your claims to "elimination of talent" would be the changes suggested to the IIMs admission process. Hope you are keeping yourself abreast of the changes back home! :)
Hi adi, Really you are bringing a new line of thought.i m blank..
CAT will no longer have the old pattern. New pattern will be:
1. CAT prelims (written)
---Elimination---
2. CAT Finals (written)
---Elimination---
3. GD/PI (with not much importance on this round)
---Final List---
So, that's the latest from the MBA entrances front!
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