Emboldened by his success, Chatterjee began organising and lecturing on his own and soon he was flooded with invitations and there was no dearth of sponsors either. Chatterjee's outlook often stupefies his students. Without the contribution of others we would not have been born, let alone arrived where we have. I tell them to practise humility, which as fairly brilliant, well off young people, they are not used to doing. A balance sheet is just figures.
Companies seek to escalate profits by sacking people and cutting costs.
These will improve the balance sheet in the short run. In the long run the consequences of such actions will ruin the company. He believes that if employees work willingly, efficiency and productivity will automatically be high. As it is people work like pigs, they have no time for reflection. The emphasis is on 'speed' 'action', and 'quick decisions', and the maximum possible work is squeezed out.