i appreciate sahil’s mail, Really Satyam needs this type of support from its employees.
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Shail really happy to see a persons like you............ Keep Rocking............. All the best satyam.................. Regd’s Parama
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I really appreciate your efforts and patronage. You are a right example of a pillar, who could rebuild an empire. Regards Ananda Kumar KG
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Satyam is just the tip of the iceberg. There are many organizations, both public and private, which make efforts to survive today with a hope to succeed tomorrow.
Maybe with or without greed, with or without malafide intentions and deeds, but only to see that the organization goes on as far and long as possible with a hope and prayer that something, someday gives it what is needed to set things right. There are thousands of bosses who know this across all sectors, Government/Public/Private. God help them.
I don't blame Mr. Raju, but what a tragedy that we hear so much about such a successful man he has been since the 1980s - what he tried was to give as much as he could to as many as possible - self, family, employees, stakeholders, charities, and whatnot, and above all ensure the survival of his company and also his family. He might have hung on but for the sudden global financial crises. If this crisis weren't there, who knows none of us might have ever known all this.
Maybe somebody else might have let it go on and offered excuses when caught; in that respect, we should appreciate that he let the cat out of the bag in a safe way for a majority of the stakeholders, if not all.
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Maybe with or without greed, with or without malafide intentions and deeds, but only to see that the organization goes on as far and long as possible with a hope and prayer that something, someday gives it what is needed to set things right. There are thousands of bosses who know this across all sectors, Government/Public/Private. God help them.
I don't blame Mr. Raju, but what a tragedy that we hear so much about such a successful man he has been since the 1980s - what he tried was to give as much as he could to as many as possible - self, family, employees, stakeholders, charities, and whatnot, and above all ensure the survival of his company and also his family. He might have hung on but for the sudden global financial crises. If this crisis weren't there, who knows none of us might have ever known all this.
Maybe somebody else might have let it go on and offered excuses when caught; in that respect, we should appreciate that he let the cat out of the bag in a safe way for a majority of the stakeholders, if not all.
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