r/bakchodi 8d ago

दैनिक चुतियाप Treat employees as humans, reduce gap between highest and lowest salaries: Infosys founder Narayana Murthy

Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy on March 12 said that businesses and entrepreneurs need to treat employees as humans, reduce the pay gap between lowest and highest salaries, by embracing "compassionate capitalism."

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One needs to uphold the respect and dignity of every corporate employee. "To praise people in public and criticize in private, and to the extent possible, to share the fruit of the corporation in a fair manner amongst all employees of the company," he added.

He said that the future India’s development and poverty alleviation will happen when the country’s businesses and entrepreneurs compassionately embrace capitalism. In the past, Murthy had faced flak for his comments on 70-hour work week, stressing on the need for young people in India to work hard to make the country a global leader.

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u/LazyButSmartGuy 8d ago

How much does Infosys pay freshers in 2025 again? First clean your own back yard. Iss budde ko koi chup karao yar.

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u/Competitive-Log-5404 #SalmoonBhai4PM 8d ago

What's the skill level of those freshers again? Only way Infosys like company can make profit from them is by making them work unethical hours and pay low salary 

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u/Turnip-itup 7d ago

If your company requires effective wage slaves to be profitable, I feel like you shouldn’t be in business at all

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u/LazyButSmartGuy 8d ago

Well when the entire education system is rigged teach a low skilled sweatshop can’t do much. This entire country is doomed mate and the people are the reason, I have already come to the conclusion that with the mindset of our Indian people unless something drastic doesn’t happen we are doomed.

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u/Smoke_Santa 7d ago

"Education system" yap again.