A communist turned to capitalist and created one of the largest IT company!

[ChennaiSKing]

A walk around Infosys’ Hyderabad campus, I will let the pictures speak for themselves – it is quite a complex.

The Hyderabad campus currently houses around 15,000 employees (or "infoscions", as Infosys terms them). The campus (which by no means is Infosys’ largest, that is in Bangalore and Mysore) has training facilities with on-campus accomodation for 700 students. There are two large food courts, the obligatory cricket ground, mini-golf and all kinds of recreational facilities.

This is Building 14, one of the newest buildings on the campus.

Walking towards the southern center part of the campus. The construction at the other end will be a mirror image of building 14

View North towards one of the two food courts (the building with the domed roof.)

Building 14 and the South foodcourt.

There aren’t many parked cars to see on the campus, courtesy of this parking house. 90% of the employees live within 10km of the campus

A view from the court in the ES (Enterprise Solutions) Academy, where new employees are trained, and which can house 700 students on campus.

Another view from the training center.

 

[neehar]

Bet he is embarrassed by that part of his past...

whats there to get embarrassed...communism is not something bad..

"Communism (from Latin communis - common, universal) is a revolutionary socialist movement to create a classless, moneyless[1][2] and stateless social order structured upon common ownership of the means of production, as well as a social, political and economic ideology that aims at the establishment of this social order."

Communism/Socialism/Marxism=Failure

capitalism is not a complete success either..a blend of all of them makes a successful economy..heard of the great depression??

 

[ChennaiSKing]

Towards the North food court.

Constant gardening is not just for John le Carré….

Water fountain in the northern part of the campus.

Entrance to the recreation center underneath the food court.

A view across the pool, eastwards from the food court.

…with its own mini-golf range.

 

[gambit]

capitalism is not a complete success either..a blend of all of them makes a successful economy..heard of the great depression??

Absolutely capitalism is a complete success. The Great Depression? That was temporary and it was capitalism that fixed it. Whereas in communist economies, it is depression all channels and all the time. The sad part is that people in those depressed economies have no ideas they are inferior.

 

[neehar]

Absolutely capitalism is a complete success. The Great Depression? That was temporary and it was capitalism that fixed it. Whereas in communist economies, it is depression all channels and all the time. The sad part is that people in those depressed economies have no ideas they are inferior.

u must work before u post..
Capitalism and the Great Depression
Causes of the Great Depression - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

heard about this man..he proposed states intervention in economy i.e inclusion of socialistic principles in to economy because of which ur country could come of the great dipression
Keynesian economics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[gambit]

u must work before u post..
Capitalism and the Great Depression
Causes of the Great Depression - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

heard about this man..he proposed states intervention in economy i.e inclusion of socialistic principles in to economy because of which ur country could come of the great dipression
Keynesian economics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Of course we cannot have unrestrained capitalism. But the issue is which have provided mankind with the best avenue for economic wealth: capitalism.

u must think before u post.

 

[Thəorətic Muslim]

Well I agree Infosys can't be compared with Giants from US such as Google or Microsoft, and I never compared with those companies - I was only refuting a stupid comment posted by one member of defence.pk stating the Infosys work environment with "Concentration Camps" as of his country posses the best work environment in the world...!!!

I have a relative working as trainee in Infosys and she is paid around Rs.36,000/- per month now, with complete free food and accommodation in their Mysore campus comparable to any best work and study environment in the world, and in India this salary is very good for a trainee with free food and accommodation...

By the way thanks for your effort in explaining the 72 grapes message...

That member has a pretty quick hands. The situations in many nations are that if you are not willing to work in the current conditions, there is a line of people willing to work cheaper and in the poor conditions.

Conditions in many multinational corporations based out of India are quite good.

Your welcome.

 

[peep]

Of course we cannot have unrestrained capitalism. But the issue is which have provided mankind with the best avenue for economic wealth: capitalism.

u must think before u post.

u seem to have overdrank the republican Kool aide

 

[neehar]

Of course we cannot have unrestrained capitalism. But the issue is which have provided mankind with the best avenue for economic wealth: capitalism.

u must think before u post.

r u kiddin?? did u say that to me??do u have even the slightest idea of what are u speaking about?? or are u just lazy to read the links suggested by me??did u know that world bank suggested world economies to follow a mixed economy not capitalist or communist or socialist economies??do u know what are the merits and demerits of capitalist economy???do u know that ur country is a mixed economy??next time work before u post..
http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXT...K:478093~piPK:477627~theSitePK:477624,00.html

 

[IND151]

I didn't know he was communist. thanks for info

Actually, commies can be very educated in Economics. But the issue is what kind of economy do you want.

In a communist economy, everyone is relatively the same. There is no 'rich' or 'poor'. Everyone works where the state assigned you to work. And because there is no incentives and rewards, no one really go out of his way to do more than what was required of him.

Here is what Marx wants for humanity...

Critique of the Gotha Programme-- I

What a person is capable of doing is not the same as what he is WILLING to do. So if there are no incentives and rewards, why should anyone wants to do any more than what is required of him/her?

For a hardcore communist, this is a perfectly acceptable compromise. Everyone is the same in terms of materialism and if you are dissatisfied with what you have, the problem is with YOU, not with the system. You lack 'revolutionary' passion and must be 'reeducated'.

I could be wrong but am willing to bet that Narayana Murthy established the interview's conditions that he not be questioned about his experiment into Marxism.

and why anyone will harder if he knows he will not get any incentive nor he will lose his job?

 

[IND151]

Gambit bro, In India ppl don't understand Communism.. I will tell you how this person got Gyan (knowledge)

"Once Mr Murthy was visiting some East european country, He was in train, he saw some irregularity. He bash/criticize that country government. He was taken into custody, Diplomats helped him to get out of custody..."

That day he realised communism is not as rosey as it looks like. In communism CPC (communist party commitee) become God, and Blashphemy law applied to those all who talk against CPC..

any source for the calim

 

[IND151]

@post number 46> post these photos in India is developing but still a long way to go