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Title: | The Rise of the INDIAPRENEUR |
Keywords: | Startup Entrepreneurship India |
Issue Date: | 4-Jan-2016 |
Publisher: | India Today |
Series/Report no.: | Page No-20 to 34; |
Abstract: | In his 2008 bestseller Imagining India, the co-founder of software giant Infosys and former UIDAl head Nandan Nilekani recalls an incident from the early 1980s when Infosys had relocated to Bengaluru from Pune and had hired a "few bright young engineers from lIT-Madras". Within a few weeks, Nilekani writes, one ofthem came to him and said he wanted to quit to join a public sector company in Bengaluru. His reason: a government company will never go under and the job I have will be for life. "The security of such employment was a very compelling argument in those years for an engineer from lIT," wrote Nilekani, an lIT alumnus himself. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2560 |
Appears in Collections: | Others |
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