Saturday, 24 December 2016
Saturday, 10 December 2016
Do we have this fallacy in our thinking that an expert in one thing can be an expert in everything? Is that why we made a scientist our President, a former academician our Vice President, former RBI Governor & Finance Minister our Prime Minister, former heroine a Chief Minister, and literature, sports, & film personalities (mostly former) elected/nominated as members of Parliament?
Mark-getting (Marketing), Sadistic (Sad about Statistics), Achaar (HR-Human Resource), Maniacs (Management Accounts), Fanatics (Financial Accounts), Biogas (Behaviour in Organistion-OB)... etc are certain 'subject'ive redefinitions that I recently overheard from the corridors of a management institute.
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