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Artificial Pressure in the Name of Economic Boom!
by Vipul on May 03, 2008 10:03 PM

The artificial pressure in the name of economic boom is doing no good to professionals and their families - only adding to the fat bottomlines of companies and big ticket bonuses for the top bosses. We Indians are a harried lot. There is really not much qualified talent in India. It is a myth that everybody who does an MBA is really good talent. It is also a myth that everybody from an IIM is very good. We have a short supply of quality manpower. Please realise that half the time, people are stretching because of their insecurity about keeping their jobs. In reality for most jobs, the good guys are probably the best suited. If companies have the attitiude that manpower can be replaced at will, they are mistaken. The cost in terms of loss in productivity and loss of knowledge from the company system far outweigh the arrogance of 'You are Replaceable' syndrome. Companies need ot wake up to this reality and start treating employees in a more humane way and a great deal of respect. Nobody is a 'baap ka naukar'. Family misses the breadwinner on Diwali, son's first birthday, etc because an unreasonable boss somewhere has set unrealistic targets and cooling his heels at home from 6 pm every evening and takes all holidays due to him. Put an end to this exploitation. And wake up employees. If the opportunity is big, hire more people and incur more expenses. Don't be leeches.

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