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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 11m

Choosing Narayana Murthy as the most hated founder just because he asks you to work 70 Hours a week! And on the other hand we get emotional when Elon Musk asks us to work 100 Hour a week. Nice 👍🏻

Amar Kumar Sinha

Tech | AI | Boring B... • 3m

its depends on what both are building and how will it impact, Elon musk spaceX, X, Tesla and so other companies greatly impact economy and opens up new market whereas infosys which sole job is to provide service to foreign company and charge by hour

Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 3m

i completely agree with you, but what's the thing is that Narayan Murthy never said to work 70 hrs a week at his own company! he said that work young individuals should work 70hrs a week so that they can grow fast and became something big. same was

Amar Kumar Sinha

Tech | AI | Boring B... • 3m

it also depends how aspiring entrepreneur and other ceo takes their statement, as nobody would want to work for someone else for 70hours a week to build their wealth, unless it is also building wealth for them. And that is already given that anybody would work for their own gig for 70hours. but if we are talking about being productive and creativity, it can never happen if a person is exhausted after working 12 hours for someone else. as they also need brain power to think for themselves and building any business out their will be ultimately boost the Indian Economy and lead towards growth. Right now working 70 hours is not what India may need, we may need more producer and more consumption power in India. That's what I think, you may defer on these

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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 3m

if you're working at your company, then working 70hr a week is better. And india rn needs such people which can build start-ups that cab help india grow

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