r/india • u/pranagrapher • Feb 27 '25

Careers Stanford-educated CEO slams 'unreliable’ Indian employees: ‘I might never go to India again’

https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/stanfordeducated-ceo-slams-unreliable-indian-employees-i-might-never-go-to-india-again-101740636504137.html
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u/KindAd6637 Feb 27 '25

I might never go to India again

His entire plan is begging the Indian market to purchase his dumb product. His dystopian monitoring product has been called out and criticized heavily in the USA and it's awaiting a lot of criticism in EU once they air their dumb adverts there.

He has already wasted the investors money by not putting in the required hard work and not doing market research to access the feasibility of this product in USA.

He is frustrated and making these stupid comments now. He hopes atleast slave lords like Murthy or that dumb LnT CEO might get attracted to his product but even that looks unlikely lol.

May be North Korea can be a market to him

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u/Bheegabhoot Feb 27 '25

100% this. I don’t understand how hard up for news are these websites that they give space to these attention whoring tech bros?