Narayana Murthy says India’s young people want to work 70 hours a week
The Infosys founder urged the country’s youth to become more productive to compete with countries that have made tremendous progress.
BANGALORE: Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy has urged the country’s youth to work 70 hours a week to compete with countries like China and asked them not to adopt “less desirable habits of the West”.
- He made these remarks in a conversation with former Infosys CFO Mohandas Pai in the first episode of 3one4 Capital’s podcast ‘The Record’, where he urged young people to be more productive and work hard.
Expressing concern over India’s productivity, Narayana Murthy said, “One way or the other, our youth are used to absorbing undesirable habits from the West… Labor productivity movement in India is one of the weakest countries in the world. reduce corruption in the government to a certain extent, because we read it, I don’t know the truth, unless we reduce the delay of bureaucracy in making this decision, we will not be able to compete with countries that have “I made it.” That is why my request is that our young people please said: ‘this is my country, I want to work 70 hours a week,'” he declared.
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The Infosys founder said the only way the world can respect anyone is through performance.
Performance leads to recognition, recognition leads to respect and respect leads to power,” he said, adding that his “request to all the great young people of this country is to realize this and work 12 hours a day for the next 20, 50 years. year… so that India also becomes the number 2 country, or even number 2 in terms of GDP.”
In his message to the youth of India, Narayana Murthy said: “For the first time in the history of our country in the last 300 years, India has received some respect in the eyes of the committee of nations, and that is The most important thing”. It is the responsibility of every Indian, especially the youth, to strengthen and strengthen this respect on many occasions.”
- Talking about the time before 1991, he said that that time was hell for businessmen and India was absolutely anti-business. “At that time, India was always three steps behind the latest technology,” he said. And 1991 brought some fundamental changes. For me, I always say that although we got political freedom in 1947, we only got more economic freedom in 1991.” more.
Performance leads to recognition, recognition leads to respect and respect leads to power,” he said, adding that his “request to all the great young people of this country is to realize this and work 12 hours a day for the next 20, 50 years. year… so that India also becomes the number or number 2 country in terms of GDP. “In his message to the youth of India, Narayana Murthy said: “For the first time in our country’s history in the last 300 years. Over the past few years, India has earned a certain respect in the eyes of the committee of nations, and it is the responsibility of every Indian, especially the youth, to strengthen this respect and strengthen the This matter many times. » Talking about the days before 1991, he said those times were hell for businessmen and India was extremely anti-business.
“At that time, India was always three steps behind the latest technology,” he added. And 1991 brought some fundamental changes. For me, I always say that although we got political freedom in 1947, we only got more economic freedom in 1991.”
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Source: www.indianexpress.com
