The IIM's are churning out managers who have developed a mindset of top class servants. They join MNC with fat salaries and work as servants. Very few have applied their talent and started entrepreneurial ventures that could make global products. The IIM Grads look a pale shade when we compare them to the vast numbers of IITians who have worked on ideas and created organizations that deliver the best products. IIM Grads are an obnoxious lot with a greedy attitude, never taking risks. They are parasites.
RE:IIM's produce top class servants
by Murthy on Aug 20, 2008 08:10 PM Permalink
Even IITians are idoits, Not even a SINGLE earth shaking invention !
They are also runnning after money joining some bloody MNC in an UNRELATED field. Very common to see an IITian graduate in biotechnology and electrical joining some bloody foreign investment bank and serve their white skin masters.
RE:IIM's produce top class servants
by Ravichander Banerjee on Aug 21, 2008 12:06 AM Permalink
AAAyyyioooo Muraaatheeee..... whatever it is.. at least a million times better than working for some frustoo black skinned sinister looking master..... And its a professional world... EVERYONE works for SOMEONE..... Even top notch businessman work for their business which in turn works for people... so the concept of independence exists nowhere....
RE:RE:IIM's produce top class servants
by Kunal Das on Aug 20, 2008 11:48 PM Permalink
Earth shaking inventions are very rare for any group, Mr. Murthy. If you look a bit downward, you will see IITians involved into many inventioned some degree less than earth-shaking. Why not appreciate that? Whether a person will choose his/her passion-field as career path is a personal decision and there is quite possibility of diversion at this age of lure and greed. Yet the other side is also not very uncommon
RE:IIM's produce top class servants
by Kunal Das on Aug 20, 2008 11:40 PM Permalink
I do not know your educational qualification and job, but at least can say MNCs are not fool to pay IIM graduates fat salaries for nothing. They get it because they deserve it. You cannot expect people not to accept high salary job en masse only on moral ground (and that too vague). Even then, you will see 10s of IIM graduates who renounced fat salary and working at a remote village for social improvement. Do not belittle their effort with sweeping comments. Yes, they are small in number, but is it not the same in other fields too?
