Why So Many CEOs are from India

[@oscartrillionaire247]

Strong Parents, family values with loyalty and no divorce, 5000 year old culture, blessings of our ancestors and most importantly working hard to earn what we deserve are the reasons for the success of Indians across the globe. Humility and kindness are embedded in Indian culture, wish the Netflix generation of India understands the importance of all of the above and not forget our roots

[@sivanirmal]

Facts

[@karan257]

Amen! And to the sages and gurus whose grace and power have built a whole blessed nation and fantastic, alive and scientific culture and the torch if self inquiry.

[@J7pat7]

No, if this was true than India itself would be doing better. But MORE Indians are living in poverty than the number that are CEOS .

[@karan257]

@@J7pat7 Bravo! What a comparison!! People at the top, which is very selective few VS bottom of pyramid, which is anyways largest in any country. For ex- USA has 37 million people in poverty, and 10 million employers (and most small employers don't have a CEO). So US there are more poor people than number of CEOs in US, hence US is also not doing well by your definition. None of the countries in world are doing well. Where do u throw away the logic? Did you throw it away along with ur brain and grades in 5th class at school ?

[@DeepakSharma-sp8cr]

Oscar- Netflix needs to be banned in India - its anti Hindu, ALL CEO's are Hindus which is the most married societ in the world

[@stellaperera536]

I like India, I have been to Bangalore 3 times. People and food are very nice. Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

[@TheEndevour2010]

I’m an Indian working in software field for a long time in US. We are indeed good workers but less of original thinkers. The ones who are CEOs from India mostly are original thinkers. I would say an American is good at original thinking and brave to step forward. Indian think 1000 times before making a step. That’s part of the culture. As an Indian I would ask my country men to learn from American. The spirit of entrepreneurship. The can do attitude. Celebrate failure but learn.

[@shawnanderson6313]

Very honest. Thanks

[@vvvruskfnsricnsbd8828]

truely said, and then someday indians will be founders n owners of such tech giants companies.instead of being CEOs.

[@Ayeshakhan45650]

Brain drain

[@narendermakhijani9512]

Thank u for saying good thing about Americans

[@jhonsatya4869]

@@Ayeshakhan45650 US technically 100 years ahead of India, u cannot built windows/google etc overnight ... actually it is brain sharing 😀

[@johnpereira7360]

Another reason is, unlike the Chinese who always have a hidden love for their motherland, the Indians remain faithful to the company and to the US constitution. No stealing of company secrets too, I may add.

[@snigdhaghosh5865]

Indians too have a strong love for their motherland but they have a very pious association with their "karma-bhumi" which in simple modern terms mean "place of work". Our culture worships Karma as the highest form of human actions and Karma-bhumi at a similar pedestal as motherland. hence loyalty for our work place comes very naturally to us.

[@shivamshagal4543]

What @singhda gosh said is right

[@shivamshagal4543]

@@snigdhaghosh5865 true dear. Another thing is our cultural values are so deep that it is almost impossible for any outsider to grasp it to its extremities, hence most of the world is not able comprehend with the same expression and experience the way an Indian does.

[@keerthisureshseelam]

@@snigdhaghosh5865 We love our work country just as we love India, from a nationalistic perspective. However we can be corrupt in both countries. But what we do not do is backstab our work country. That requires a different mindset.

[@saviesmor4162]

@@snigdhaghosh5865 true.

[@christyag1177]

Agreed! Indian culture helps the kids learn STEM at such a young age. Their parents sacrifice their me time for kids and it pays off

[@veerareddy9119]

not the culture but the mindset and the mindset is changing now

[@nareshvasishth4034]

I got a job in Portland Oregon. I was newly married. They took us on picnics and treated us well. They sponsored us to become US Citizen. No I was not treated like Pizza man. In my profession, jobs last only as long as the project. So I have had several jobs. That was good. The same old becomes boring. At 90 I say, "I have done everything my heart desired". Can not say that about Snatana Dharna. I was an Arya samaji. Truthfully, I do not know the difference. At 90 I feel "My better days are ahead of me" Yes, I give credit to being born in India, that taught me GRATITUDE for just being alive in a human form.

[@veryslyfox]

There's nothing special about Indians or their culture. If Indians are intellectually superior, with 1.4B people they'd win all the Nobel prizes in Physics and Medicine, they'd be the first country to put a man on Mars, the first to cure AIDS, the first to invent new technologies. They don't do any of those. They have only one Nobel laureate in STEM in the past 35 years, and he doesn't even live in India (he lives in the UK). They are good at copying ideas and doing them cheaper (like the Chinese), not at innovating

[@christyag1177]

@@veryslyfox all these so called Nobel prices are faulty n biased. There are tons of scientists who never got recognition from these so called authorities. You sound like a hater and I can’t argue further

[@nareshvasishth4034]

@@veryslyfox This is opinion of one Indian immigrant to the USA. USA has one advantage. It has no tradition. The space race was composed of Hungarian refugees, Ukrainian dissidents, Chinees and of course Indians/ Did I forget polish mathematicians? I was 24 years old new hire in Portland. I knocked at the door of the CEO, and told him I could do a difficult problem he was grappling with. At 24 I designed a 26 story building. This can not happen in any other country. Why? USA has no tradition. No Mahabharata, No Ramayana, No Quran, No Bible. "You have got the money honey, I have got the time" Note: The best music on UTube is produced by none other than COKE STUDIO A case in favor of "profit motive" I can at the age of 89 say, I have done everything my heart desired. I could not have in any other country. Especially INDIA. Undoubtedly, others are better than me. They have done more. To India I owe one thing. This is from Tagore in Gitanjali "Those who love me like to hold me secure. But your love is INFINITE for you keep me free" Some question on if it will always be like this in future? But fortunately, I live in the present.

[@targetcissp3434]

One thing you missed... The ability of thriving under pressure... For Indian folks the pressure is part and parcel of their culture... And i believe that is one of the determining factor

[@hkfoo3333]

when half of all Indian graduates go to US , surely likelihood of Indians picked is high

[@shivamshagal4543]

@@hkfoo3333 😂not half it's not even 30% you have no idea what it will be like if the numbers are met. However you may add that those who attend are in fact on the best of the merits and opt for scholarships due to poor conditions, and don't have the luxury for breaks since they have to keep paying for themselves + exchange rates+ so they naturally have to come out as the bests, no other choice

[@hkfoo3333]

@@shivamshagal4543 Yes you confirmed it. 30% of all your top brains is a very big figure. So by shire numbers , chances of Indians becoming heads of big companies is high. That is the main reasons as I said. Nothing to suggest that Indians are super smart or something like that. From PISA scores, no where can compare to the Chinese . Of course there are many smart Indians too. Just that when comes to International contests they are no where .

[@sid8285]

@@hkfoo3333 Oh the chinese perspective of Indians 😂

[@hkfoo3333]

@@sid8285 just following the stats

[@guttamonish5]

Very strong pressure form parents and highly competitive soceity😂

[@nishanthbandela542]

Lol .. peer pressure

[@saviesmor4162]

“Sharm Kar… dekh Sharma ka ladka ke kitna jyaada mark aa gaya hai tujh se”. 😜

[@saviesmor4162]

And 🧷 and 🩴

[@binod7623]

INDIANs ko akhir mil gaya naya video, comment section pe hagne ke liye💩

[@spacemann1425]

Sometimes the pressure kills. This is the flip side of the several CEOs people don't talk about.

[@hindostan2598]

Appreciated for correct indian map. Thank you 0:02

[@The-ud8zd]

😃

[@firstpostcommenter8078]

Google maps does not show the "correct map" when accessed from outside India. I guess Google is correct

[@muralimurahari4038]

My nephew, who was a graduate student at University of Southern California entered Microsoft as an intern. He was mistaken as pizza delivery boy as he was just 21 at that time. He smilingly showed them his ID card and assured his much older colleagues that he was the new intern indeed.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳😊😊👍

[@lekshaavanii1822]

👍👍👍👍🌶👞👞

[@muralimurahari4038]

@@universeofopulence The co. gave him a cottage to stay and I dont know if he was paid or not.😊

[@rt7484]

Where your nephew working now pizza hut?

[@YOGESHKJ29]

@@muralimurahari4038 so Interns in Microsoft are 40 years old? N then they become manager at 80 and CEO at 150 years of age? Yup cz its Microsoft? There has to be a limit of bloody Bulshit. For fucksake.

[@muralimurahari4038]

@@rt7484 No he tried to run a software company failed at it and took up a programmers job in LA. His partner at the s/w start-up felt he was tooo nerdish and so he introduced him to a stand up comedian and asked him to train the nerd. My nephew started to do introduction for his stand up show!!!👌👍🥰😊

[@Laurence1990]

Very good insight. I am Chinese but i agree with the points in this video. I used to have an Indian team in Mumbai who are well educated, very professional, driven and always deliver well. Indian people is a great people and will keep thriving! Though within India the bureaucratic systems slow down many things but they are not fault of Indian people in general. Actually Indians are doing well in a western culture like US demobstrate strength of Indian people in culture, education, dedication.

[@krishnak7]

they are not fault of Indian people in general? Why do you think bro? Its the same Indians who elect the incompetent Govts which puts that bureaucracy? I am also an Indian. I understand you are being very nice and diplomatic. Chinese system is more efficient and it is wonder of millennium because it brought millions of people out of poverty within a few decades. Its a great feat in the human history.

[@Laurence1990]

I have long entertained the idea that if India and Chian embrace each other and the cultural, economic and poltical outcome will be siginificantly instrumental for both peoples. Istill believing this will happen though the current staus appeans to say no,but world changes in a way that's way beyond our comprehension... God bless us... @@krishnak7

[@brainstormd]

“Courage doesn’t happen when you have all the answers. It happens when you are ready to face the questions you have been avoiding your whole life.” ​

[@sujatadas5148]

Very well said

[@MILANACHANDRA]

So good ..thank u

[@Spirit365]

great

[@virgoboy6415]

I was about to say that .

[@sujatadas5148]

Add to the list Mr Jai Choudhary- CEO of ZScaler. Worth billions and is at the top 10 rich men, from a poor family of uneducated farmer parents from Himachal Pradesh

[@bhargavkamma9192]

i never heard choudharys are poor...

[@user-kq3wz5dp5m]

@@bhargavkamma9192 Maybe you should see them living in wooden huts and brick houses, with no food and no income. Instead of barking here like a mad man.

[@cinephileinsect7718]

@@bhargavkamma9192 lol Chaudhry is just a surname.

[@breezeanonymous6034]

@@bhargavkamma9192 Out of 2 billion humans, a few thousand to send as slave workers and feel proud about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@breezeanonymous6034]

Out of 2 billion humans, a few thousand to send as slave workers and feel proud about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@smitprmr]

One more thing I would like to add. Indians stick to one company when its small or just a startup and continues their job even when its big and multi billion dollar. This gives them first preference of promotion over most of their colleague who are almost newly arrived.

[@supercrazydesi274]

Loyalists

[@binod7623]

INDIANs ko akhir mil gaya naya video, comment section pe hagne ke liye💩

[@da-king3314]

@@supercrazydesi274 or sheep

[@tasdeepsingh6522]

@@da-king3314 I am a business owner myself. Atleast some sheep's know how to make money.

[@da-king3314]

@@tasdeepsingh6522 Money should not be the sole barometer of personality. Besides, even if we consider that as a yardstick, there are many more risk takers who are worth millions more.

[@himanis_x]

When the best brains meets the right opportunity, this thing happens. It's not only for India but for every country.

[@quiet7632]

We Indians love life and each other, including everyone in the world. We have an ancient saying: "Vaisudeva Kutumbhakam" - the world is one family.

[@phenomenalphysics3548]

yet you fight with Pakistan and consider west as inferior to you

[@RaviRJoshi]

I am in US, and I guess I need to work my ass off to become some CEO too. I guarantee I'll be one, soon.

[@greenweed3253]

Good luck bro. Me trying to do the same

[@shivinunitholi2493]

Dont utter before you become - you'd hate to hear this but thats how it should be.

[@sid-pd2nb]

Best of luck

[@rahulpal2490]

Soon we will add your name to the list next :D

[@113uineo]

Why do u want work under some one why dont u dream to start some thing on ur own

[@michaelleahcim2056]

Honesty. Helps them build a good foundation and keeps on building. Also an unselfish desire to help their community

[@ajay262134]

It's not about brain drain or Indians living to serve foreign MNC's but it is about whatever Indian parents did or doing and the higher education system (not schools) is really working. Now, only thing India need to ensure that it is able to deliver the growth opportunities to Indians in India 🙏🇮🇳

[@marymagdalene774]

Good point!!But the government in India doesn’t give loans easily so the middle class have no choice but leave the country for better opportunities

[@ignashi7plays401]

Brain drain is the result of not enough opportunities and lack of higher education.

[@ajay262134]

​@@marymagdalene774 who told you that??? I hail from a middle class family and have friends who come from families with similar economic levels and neither me or any of my friends face any issue in procuring loan for the masters degree.

[@alexstephanie8051]

Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future. Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for. Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. "You're not going to remember those expensive shoes you bought ten years ago, but you will remember every single morning when you look at your bank account that extra 0 in there. I promise, that's going to be way more fun to look at everyday", I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[@alexstephanie8051]

@Jamie Janny I agree with you Investment is the key to sustaining financial longevity . And not just any investment but an investment with guaranteed return .

[@jonathaneric99]

@@alexstephanie8051 yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legit investment or business without proper guidance of an expert can lead to great loss too .

[@johnalex4006]

Exactly and many of us don't know where to invest our money so we invest it on wrong place and to the wrong people

[@richardsusan924]

​​@@johnalex4006 Obviously talking about been successful , I know I am blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as Benson Sandra

[@richardsusan924]

She helped me recovered all I've lost trading by myself

[@linojacob5796]

Indian people are very loyal people to their institutions or company they work for

[@pradjosh1]

the 7th reason is that all Indian CEO's are good at 'jugaad'..all Indians know what is 'jugaad':))

[@gowrinavada8626]

that is the first reason he gave: he calls it Indian DNA

[@-rate6326]

@@gowrinavada8626 He is just using "get views trick" with indian card.

[@nikhilkay1]

you cannot become CEO with jugaad.

[@pradjosh1]

@@nikhilkay1 it's a funny comment.. A joke, don't take it seriously.. Chill and relax

[@nikhilkay1]

@@pradjosh1 now I see...lol

[@nikhilantapur]

Lets take a moment to appreciate the INDIAN MAP at 0:02. Thanks Nonstop Tech.

[@jaibholenath6900]

Yes

[@oscartrillionaire247]

Loved that your chose the right map. JK is, was and always will be India

[@jixpuzzle]

Indeed...!!! 😊👍🏻

[@brianeriksson7720]

An ethical foundation of values from ancient culture...Truthfulness, Honesty, Non-violence, Respect for life as sacred, Open trust...and of course, High Intelligence in practical wisdom 👏 🙌 😀 👍 😊 ❤

[@kaykaty719]

Indians have good mindset discipline mentally and fizically strong and powerful thinking. They are committed to their jobs.

[@gauravbhardwaj559]

🙏👸🏼

[@breezeanonymous6034]

Out of 2 billion humans, a few thousand to send as slave workers and feel proud about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gauravbhardwaj559]

@@breezeanonymous6034 shup up Benstokes...

[@SuperTejus]

The question asked should be Why top Fortune Global 500 companies have no Indian founders? No India companies in Fortune Global 500.Meanwhile, 133 Chinese companies are in Fortune global list.We Indians are good at serving others but not our own country

[@siddhesh6942]

Indians can run an empire , but cannot build one.

[@SuperTejus]

@@siddhesh6942 Rightly said

[@starhacker8492]

Because of reservation mostly upper caste people leave india fucking india

[@Mischievous_007]

We should build

[@captainelgato8313]

Wait and watch

[@DruvRatee]

I think you missed this point.. the trust Indians earned..

[@breezeanonymous6034]

Out of 2 billion humans, a few thousand to send as slave workers and feel proud about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DruvRatee]

@@breezeanonymous6034 you are not even eligible for that fools

[@breezeanonymous6034]

@@DruvRatee youget in lines, beg for visas, wait many years to get to OUR countries because we are kind, generous because of the teachings of Lord Jesus Christ, AND you feel proud of sending slave workers here and some how we who made all the modern science,modern world 'cant even get it' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DruvRatee]

@@breezeanonymous6034 fucker what do you mean by our country all the countries are built by skilled immigrants.. keep your money and bury it with yourselves

[@DruvRatee]

@Learn Analyze yes.. bcoz if you think you are lower and i don't even consider you as a human

[@Diyaworld303]

Pure hardwork and tolerance to struggles

[@GauravKPal]

It shocked my mind the market valuation from 400 billion to 2.2 trillion of microsoft.

[@shivamshagal4543]

Another and the most important thing is: our cultural values are so deep and have it's own intellectual intuition that it is almost impossible for any outsider to grasp it to its extremities, hence most of the world is not able comprehend with, as the same expression and experience the way an Indian does. The only simple way to convey it might be "It's an Indian thing".

[@Mayur_]

ok, 50 rs cut for overacting, lol

[@binod7623]

INDIANs ko akhir mil gaya naya video, comment section pe hagne ke liye💩

[@user-lx7kx1dd3q]

Over exaggeration much. It's easy to understand indian mentality

[@breezeanonymous6034]

Out of 2 billion humans, a few thousand to send as slave workers and feel proud about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ignashi7plays401]

Its just over competition and lack of opportunities at home. Nothing complicated.

[@safetyfirst3359]

Bro, i will only have respect for Indian CEOs who head Indian companies and bring them to world standard.

[@JS-nj3xp]

Yeah that's true. It's indeed sad that all indians are tech coolies for these tech giants. But the blame is not with them obviously. The system in our country rewards mediocrity so much that most talented people have to migrate. It's a sad situation I must say

[@Raveendhana]

When mediocre people get voted everytime, then whose fault is it?

[@JS-nj3xp]

@@Raveendhana I don't think voting technocrats to power as well will solve this problem of brain drain. The problem lies in the institutional structures including the constitution, judiciary, administration etc. As long as the constitution isn't amended no Einstein can solve the issues related to brain drain.

[@Raveendhana]

@@JS-nj3xp the problem is with the people not the institution, are various institutions run by aliens?, our people will litter everywhere and go to US and they are clean and neat

[@JS-nj3xp]

@@Raveendhana exactly so the above example suggests what? It suggests that the institution of law enforcement is much better in the US and hence people who litter here don't do the same there as they're well aware they will be punished if they do. It's about institutions and their working at the end of the day.

[@kaypee4704]

It’s Motivation, Disciplined, Hard Work, and Determination to succeed….. add family values and respectful to others…..❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸

[@kanchanaperera9072]

Indians are talking behind the people cheaply

[@preetaexoxo376]

I believe Indians are exposed to pressure at a very young age and taught to thrive in this competitive society.

[@Ananayat]

That is true we are ingrained to pressure from the age of 4 starting from Enterance at primary level school going upto college level. And it only keeps growing ar every level. So from such a tough society when we reach west we find it v easy as a piece of cake.

[@neerajchoudhary3709]

this video has put lot of pressure on me to become a CEO , though most of the time i am lying in my bed.

[@johnpereira7360]

Hahaha

[@sujatadas5148]

🤣🤣🤣👏lovely uplifting comment!

[@knownneverb4]

Perfect. You are the CEO of your bedroom and that's all that matters in life.

[@niramalalingam2988]

Ha... Ha

[@narendermakhijani9512]

Dreams come true

[@kirtigupta9753]

1. You forgot, India is also known for the world's oldest and second oldest universities. Takshila and Nalanda was established 2500 and 1500 years back respectively where more than 10,000 students studied from all over the world. So, we were always a land of seekers and teachers. 2. Top Indian students apply to MIT only If they don't get into an IIT. IITs have an acceptance % of

[@anujsingh252]

@gauthapandithfirst understand what she said. It means, the foundation of higher education has already been laid thousand years back.

[@jennyjose5620]

Heard of dwivedis and chhathurvedis.. learn your way to top of the pyramid..

[@krishnak7]

This is BS. Takshila and Nalanda? Seriously? Why do you think there is huge illteracy in some states in India, especially north Indian states which were close to Takshila and Nalanda.

[@krishnak7]

@@anujsingh252 Lol. So you think because of Nalandha and Thakslhila Sathya Nadella became CEO? You guys crack me up.

[@zobaerhossainrobin46]

Love our good naviour country India. love from Bangladesh

[@Raj-sm7xp]

We are loyal, we know how to get things done for cheap, we are extremely good at saving money, no one in the world can beat us in that aspect. It's in our DNA.

[@prajullas]

There is always an Indian to create a cringe situation.

[@user-kq3wz5dp5m]

Yeah, just like dogs. Cute and loyal, but cheap and replaceable. 😂

[@pranavnehete4760]

For your country? Yes

[@narendermakhijani9512]

Mark Twain If u feed a starving dog he will always be loyal to u. This is the difference between a dog and a man. To be compared to a fog is an honor. Some people from other countries may steal secrets

[@alive9386]

Loyalty only for bhartvarsh aka India.

[@lord_of_love_and_thunder]

What about the 95% of the CEOs of Fortune 500 companies that come from Western countries ? The conditions there are very different from those in India. Clearly, the prevalance of Indian CEOs in tech is due to the concentration of Indians in tech, which in turn is driven by US immigration laws.

[@kalkis1293]

You are one of the crazy fellow bro , when some one is talking about your kid is doing great , you are talking about we have lot of kids out side more smart than that praising kid 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Pls try to talk about the point what he is talking about.

[@inxeoz]

Say top 20 company 😁 and you will find out

[@shivam_nagar69]

@@kalkis1293 he actually stating facts, there are zero to none indian companies in fortune 500

[@ignashi7plays401]

@@kalkis1293 Lol, are those CEOs your relative? They have left the country and not contributing to us.

[@themarksman1]

Western countries is not singular. You can't compare one country to entire West. Indian immigrants has had more success than any other country immigrants is the point which you don't seem to understanding.

[@gandhikumar2956]

That's why India is the next superpower

[@johnpereira7360]

China

[@113uineo]

India is employee suplier to west,ceo's are just employees they are not even partners

[@Cocxy69]

@@johnpereira7360 competitor

[@ignashi7plays401]

How many fortune 500 compaines we have? I have problem with ur statement because you are on a video about Indian CEOs outside of India.

[@ellist5044]

You forgot the CEO of Starbuck - Laxman Narasimhan. He is also a very capable CEO from India that leads the multiB coffee company Starbucks, as people maybe only notice the big tech company CEO, but I think his background is as much as more impressive as other Indians CEO. He is succeeded by Howard Schultz and we all know Howard is one of the best Entrepreneurs that brands beverage category coffee into the luxury drink category in this Planet. Also he is successful in bringing coffee into China markets, where most people want it so bad but never actually make it happen. Brilliant!

[@sidharthsundaramramachandr5384]

You forgot about a major commonality among all these CEO's . They are not good because of their American education. They are great because they are from the Indian Institute of Technology.

[@anirudh_challa]

Here is a list of Indian CEOs who didn’t go to IIT. In fact, they form the majority here in the US and the market cap of these companies' combined non-IITs heading is much more than those headed by them from the IIT. Satya Nadella (mentioned in the video) - Microsoft Ajaypal Singh Banga - Mastercard Shantanu Narayen - Adobe Laxman Narasimhan - Reckitt Benckiser Sanjay Mehrotra - Micron George Kurian - NetApp Indra Nooyi (Former Pepsi CEO) also isn’t an alumnus of IIT. Just sharing this because IIT obsession will become less and appreciation of value creation will be more irrespective of where they graduate from

[@LV-ei1ce]

as an Indian studying here in the US. you are wrong sidhart. It is a mix of all his education, but mainly exposure to US culture and society. Here talent is respected unlike India. Sundar Pichai would have been Infosys manager at best if he had stayed in india

[@LV-ei1ce]

@Mehaboob khan no it’s not about that. It’s about our mindset, we have to break free of the shackles. If you go and propose an idea to your manager; what is the likely hood that they even consider it

[@Sana-ik8fo]

​@@anirudh_challa irrespective of the people entering, a good institute is a good institute... you cannot deny that... that does help but if a person is determined enough, no such place exists where he or she cant reach... if iit dont get focus, then tell me who should get focus... but them getting focus does not undermine other colleges and professors and students' capabilities

[@J7pat7]

@@LV-ei1ce You are exactly right. Sundar Pichai's dad knew this early on that's why he planned for his son to go to the US when he was young . He knew his son's talents would not have reached it's potential in India . Indians need to lower their pride and learn lessons from others. That's what Sundar Pichai did .

[@ideaboy9]

Agreed but one more important point you missed ... is INTEGRITY and Accountability... Integrity is a major role play while you are in very high positions ...

[@jamesmathew6236]

The tenacity to thrive among all odds: Knowing the goals, Being curious to learn and develop great ideas, focusing hard on balancing the big picture with the reality of today, grounding the work with meaning and purpose, reframing setbacks with fearing and respecting God, parents, and teachers.

[@abhishek.chakraborty]

That's the thing ― we don't "fear" God … we love God 🙏🏻

[@Raj-ez8vg]

Here we have different typeof thought process, we don't have concept of fear of God, we can question anything in faith, and God is seen as great guru/teacher or a loving parent, or a universal energy that guides, controls, balances and sustains everything.

[@beedupbee8139]

This video did not need to happen, they're obviously well disciplined and smart also an Indian on KZbin has helped me understand a lesson better than the teacher could

[@jayanthaamarasinghe842]

More than 5000 years culture, family values, work ethics, never want to give up that easily. The Philosophy of Bhagavad Gita as a guidance'

[@motei1853]

Dude talent, handwork is not limited to one group or race. The reason why there are Indian CEO mainly in Tech is they don't go back and start a company. Just compare with Chinese vs Indians who come to USA. Chinese go back and try to build their country, that is the reason why there are so many successful start ups from china and it is so advance compared to India. Indians stay in USA.

[@Badmoh._aadmi]

India is now 3rd largest startup hub.

[@motei1853]

@@Badmoh._aadmi I think the less you talk about indian startups the better. Look at the abject failure rates. Even india reached this far thanks to Chinese investments

[@paavaie3401]

True

[@siddhesh6942]

Very true comment. But I can't blame the indians who wish to stay outside of india either. Because you know , china is beautiful country and life quality is much better. But india is a huge mess and chaos. So they May not like to comeback in india.

[@varunjiddi7023]

@@motei1853 I don't know what you are here to prove, Indian government doesn't play politics to get back their Talent. It believes in whole world as one, well CCP played well in 2001 to get back all the Talent which I personally appreciate, but you can't say Indians don't form the company. Indian startup system is fastest growing one and would be for the next decade the pace to add unicorn is way higher than China. Also it's all about economy, China grew earlier than us as simple as that, but given the slowing economy you should not boast much about China, India on the other hand is adding 45 unicorn every year and with much higher growth predictions ahead you will see this growth to be more faster. Also Indians are the largest startup founder in USA as well. India is in the same position which you were in 2001-2005 as easy as you can understand but on the other hand India is more open to all countries and also our population will not decline that fast as it was organic growth and decline unlike the draconian law implemented by China. So believe me India is not China but much more than that. Chinese investment can be easily seen where it took all the countries like Sri Lanka, Pakistan, African nation, do you want more examples, it is good that India rejected this bound to be failure Chinese investment.. haa.. haa.

[@AjSingh.]

All credit goes to Parents, Relatives and Society. Without their pressure it won't be possible 😅😅

[@laya0srinivas]

Simple. Indians are extremely honest and loyal to forigners. None of these big CEO could not come together and create an Indian conglomerate.

[@creepnasty5370]

There’s just too many Indians. Thus it makes it makes seem as if they’re smart because those are the ones that come

[@madhusudansd3268]

Hilarious !!😀 Appears to be true, at the moment !! But NOT a FACT !!! That trend (creating our own conglomerates at global level) too is in the offing 😇 !!! Hope, sooner than later !!!🤩

[@user-kq3wz5dp5m]

Yeah, loyal. Just like dogs. Ahahhha!

[@laya0srinivas]

@@user-kq3wz5dp5m Hey Covid where are you from ?

[@Cocxy69]

@@user-kq3wz5dp5m those ceos got enough money to make your entire family tree loyal dogs forever

[@firstpostcommenter8078]

Indians are following Western culture since 1990s. That's the main reason

[@demoniogaming5200]

Indians! Who is in the race to Make India an Nxt Superpower ? 💗🇮🇳

[@madhusudansd3268]

We would like see the WORLD as WHOLESOME SUPER POWER (Vasudaika kutumbakam == World is ONE family) !!! Rather than INDIA alone. That's another problem or an asset, as the way you see (f)it !!! 😀

[@Jenvlogs404]

It’s was always the most literate region. It’s the oldest languages, civilizations, reIigion…etc. Their philosophies are rooted with nature and science. I respect they believe in all. All their systems were based on enlightenment. Every invasion took advantage of the most, still they’re progressive and take responsibility, they should put their culture on display and stay unified, it’s one of the most vibrant, they mold into cultures easily but still judged on exterior.

[@brkerch8449]

You have no idea what you are talking about. They have different sects and cultures and rankings there, and discrimination among the ranks. Their religious leaders teach to accept their place in rankings. However, I do like some of their philosphies, as there's always something to like. No, they are not the oldest civilization, nor religion, nor language, as all civilizations started in Africa.

[@MsHSpring]

True!.. And thank you!!.

[@johncletus369]

@@brkerch8449 you're correct indeed I live in India I know what you have mentioned is right, these people beat their pride much like how the African American talk about black History which is absent

[@sanjibmishra6699]

@Juniper ☠ how cringe can you dravidians be huh?

[@captainelgato8313]

@Juniper or Tamil civilization is an Indian civilization

[@Angello20-PY]

Let's be like India's entrepreneurs to success 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿🎊

[@sinhasatiprasad]

India is also probably one of the biggest market for them. So it helps.

[@maperx1789]

No discrimination make all of us smart and kind. Respect to all traditions make us open minded, mastery the languages make us have many friends. Only humanity is the core all of it....

[@satyamARAS]

We just don't have IITs we have NITs and IIIT and IISc many Institute ,here we have best of best with brain and mindset yes mindset is key ! Humbleness plays key role to control you gifts, there I learned this .

[@kaushalshah5590]

Right blend of AQ, EQ and IQ, very powerful in AQ. Adaptable,Emotional ,Intelligent . AQ>EQ>IQ.

[@ppcsplanning2193]

From 1.4 billion people, almost quarter of world population, A Nation pride itself for making a few CEO's. Quality of Education matters for India.

[@incredibleindia2697]

Because they do Hard work.

[@mostaqueali2658]

My take on this: 1. India has a very long tradition of trade and business, as a continuous civilisation of 10,000-15,000 YEARS. There are castes in India who are only focused on business and nothing else--The MARWARI, BANIYAS....genetic generational development of business. 2. Indians share the Protestant work ethic. They can work very very hard in applying themselves. In many cases. 3. With Brahmin Hindus, they are the teachers and priests of the Hindu community, so when they go into other fields their vast knowledge in Hindu scriptures, together with Western education gives them a unique insight into how things work. I don't know what percentage of Indian CEO'S in USA are Brahmin. 4. India has been a very rich country for most of human history. 5. The fact that the average Indian is very poor, and the country underdeveloped is due to the huge civil war INITIATED by Emperor Aurangazeb 1660-1761, AND THE CONSEQUENT BRITISH RULE OF India, at the tail end of the civil war based on religion.. India after 75 years is still under the colonial yoke which HINDERS ITS TRUE DEVELOPMENT, and why talented Indians take their skills outside of the country. s

[@Diogenesthedog0]

You are right in your assessment. You seem Indian and I want to congratulate you for your Knowledge. And for the part India being under a Colonial rule still after the Independence. India is not free and no developing nation is. Democracy is good but it comes with it flaws. Flaws which can be misused. Internal Weak point can be pressed. Enemies can be funded. All and all Public opinion can be changed which directly weakens the democracy. Dictatorship is good in this regard but the chances of Dictator going rogue are not less either.. So for the most part of our Independent History, Our buttons were being pushed by the West. And later it was not being pushed directly but such Conditions were created that we on own had to push the buttons as the West liked. But after 2000 I think another India started to emerge. I say after the Pokhran Testing. I hope good hopes for the System but I have lost hope in People.

[@dhi1083]

People from Brahmin community having vast knowledge of Hindu scriptures is a myth... Most of them have become Rabid Atheist communist..

[@Ayeshakhan45650]

@@candysgames323 details please

[@jhonsatya4869]

@@Ayeshakhan45650 Abdul it's time to shouting ur f!lthy giod ola uber- Boom

[@ignashi7plays401]

Its funny that we are accessing this thourhg a sample size of 4.5 million Indians living in the USA not the actual Indians living in India.

[@MsHSpring]

Mathematics is in Indian’s DNA. Zero was invented by Aryabhatta and one of the great mathematician Ramanujan was also Indian. Also, Indians are more honest and respectful and have high accountability and dedication to the work they do. That is an added factor!.. Not just in tech industries, you will find lots of Indians in medical fields and in NASA too.

[@johncletus369]

Proof

[@MsHSpring]

@@johncletus369 Are you stating or asking? 🤔

[@Venzzy]

@@MsHSpring 1% of NASA Employee's are from India. Math's is not Indian's DNA. That's just a stereotype created by the foreigners. Top 10 Mathematicians are from Europe and America. Not even 1 Indian.

[@godkiller5286]

@@Venzzy crybaby check top 10 mathematicians and india contributions to maths Ramanujan Aryabhatta are big examples also 33% nasa employees are Indians Keep crying

[@Venzzy]

@@godkiller5286 haha clown, you have misunderstood lol. 33% of them are Indian originated not Indians 😂 only 1% are from Indian and yes I checked the top 10 mathematicians already, there’s not even one Indian. It’s filled with Europeans and Americans.

[@vidyapeethstudent8514]

All credit goes to : sharma and Verma ji ke ladke 😂

[@John-kv3ph]

Noo for reservation

[@ambujraj9772]

Proud To Be An India 🇮🇳

[@pratikmahajan1212]

Bro its a Brain Drain Which means we don't have strong nationalhood to work for India

[@jixpuzzle]

@@pratikmahajan1212 People just go to the place where their skills are valued. So, there's nothing wrong with that.

[@breezeanonymous6034]

Out of 2 billion humans, a few thousand to send as slave workers and feel proud about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ambujraj9772]

@@breezeanonymous6034 I Feel Bad For You, Reform Study In Your Country So Your Country People Can Become World CEO's.

[@ignashi7plays401]

@@jixpuzzle Nothing wrong done by people who left India but its wrong that is happening in India.

[@galacticorm9263]

Complete credit goes to those individuals and their family. No role of Indian govt in their development.

[@SoWAHHHT]

They all come from the IIT's run by Indian govt.. not the politicians but the Government of India.

[@ranashome24]

Another 2 reasons to consider : 1. Indians abroad are adept in 3 -4 languages. This gives them a better ability at multitasking 2. Their Hindu background gives them broader outlook This enables them to adapt to different situations easily

[@nikhilgill]

As an indian it is shame for us that our brilliant minds have to go other countries

[@internationalnewsmaruf4558]

Now, India is NO.1 one of the most populated country 2023. From Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤🇮🇳

[@vidhanchandrasahu1185]

Because they work hard 🙌🏻

[@rosecali3597]

They work hard to bring more inflation, corruption and tricks in American values. They could make India great with their technology values. No they didn't care but they are money hungary.

[@subhadramahanta452]

Gandhi =/ India, world should get this straight Dharmic culture is the soul of India and will remain so.

[@narendermakhijani9512]

How come we have so much corruption

[@jhonsatya4869]

@@narendermakhijani9512 gandi&nehru clan socialist sickular policies

[@-rate6326]

@@narendermakhijani9512 noone tried strict rules against corruption in 75 year

[@secondarymailaddress4470]

Dafuq is a dharmik kulcha?

[@nani_alpha]

U covered almost every bit about india🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@talepol8418]

Now an Indian person is the leader of Britain

[@Rohit_0.552]

Majorly the CEOs have joined the Respective MNC Before 2-3 decades because our country can't provide opportunity to them at that time .But currently the scenarios are completely different our country is providing opportunities to the great minds and their ideas. I know we still have to develop a lot, so like I to Invite you all to invest in India in any sector and in any way. - A common Indian

[@MyUTube2312]

The great spiritual background/origin of India also one of the reason why Indians shine as great leader with great attitude in the world. For Technology west but for spirituality India is the epicenter for the world.

[@ishatpandey3516]

Main factor culture of India

[@loneranger6361]

That's a fascinating point! Albert Einstein himself acknowledged the significance of the Hindu zero and the decimal system in his work. He once said: "How much has been accomplished in mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy in India, and how much has been done in the grandeur of architecture and in the art of sculpture! How much has been done in the search for knowledge and in the conquest of the unknown! And yet, we in the West have only a very vague idea of this wonderful country." He also recognized the importance of the Hindu zero, stating: "The introduction of the zero is of inestimable importance. It is a mark of the highest intelligence, and it has had a profound influence on the development of mathematics and science." In essence, Einstein acknowledged that the Hindu zero and the decimal system were crucial to his own work and the development of modern science and mathematics. He recognized that the concept of zero, which originated in ancient India, was a fundamental aspect of human thought and culture, and that it had far-reaching implications for our understanding of the universe and our place in it. Without the Hindu zero, many of Einstein's groundbreaking discoveries, such as his theory of relativity and the famous equation E=mc², might not have been possible. The Hindu zero and decimal system provided a foundation for mathematical and scientific inquiry that Einstein built upon, and his work continues to shape our understanding of the universe today.

[@motohopper861]

They are not just Indians but only sikh and Hindus which allows to question their faith freely and not like other faiths where you can't question

[@PrinceKumar.2-k5o]

Indians are Always great 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@gamingonus26]

I left India. 🤣🤣🤣

[@mc8631]

@@gamingonus26 ...shit leaves ...🤣

[@Rishabh-Dev-N3]

Just wait 50 more years. 😎🤘

[@kaiftintoiwala6414]

🙏

[@Venzzy]

50 years bruh?

[@Rishabh-Dev-N3]

@@Venzzy Yeah atleast half a century. 😆

[@rakeshsoma5990]

As an Indian, i never been proud of Indian originated guys who serves foreign nations or companies. Maybe CEO's a little bit but not that much as CEO's in India.

[@shantiveluri1]

My son Bob PRAGADA is also an Indian became CEO of Jacob’s based at Dallas ( which is 15-20 billion )You forgot to mention.

[@jaystart8783]

It's because USA is equal opportunity provider and environment is to help grow each other not to pull each other down

[@gogadev]

Then how come one these CEO's are not Bangladeshi or Pakistani?

[@a-woke5283]

Hit the nail on the head with this comment

[@user-kq3wz5dp5m]

@@gogadev Sundar Pichai is from pakistan.

[@jixpuzzle]

@@user-kq3wz5dp5m Troll

[@kk_chowdary]

@@user-kq3wz5dp5m he is from tamil nadu sate in south of india

[@oki484]

In India, a person who secured 99.99% has to work under someone who secured 34%... THANKS TO RESERVATION.

[@ABC-rg1tt]

@Cat-zilla really

[@TheEndevour2010]

Well there was some time, I mean thousands of years when India had no reservations. What did they produce? They had great minds and ideas. Even seeds of calculus was in the hands of Indians. But a small portion of population kept the knowledge within family, clan etc etc. Used the power to keep a huge population under the chain of caste system. This is time for you to face Karma. I don’t believe in it but it works aptly for you. Reservation is not the best way, I agree. Do you have enough money to pay for centuries of free service your ancestors got. For the spoiled dreams of there ancestors?

[@ABC-rg1tt]

@@TheEndevour2010 bro its more a problem of mass comunication than caste system,a brahmin belive ,sharing of knowledge increases knowledge

[@TheEndevour2010]

@@ABC-rg1tt I’m glad you did not see the irony in your reply. You are in a way correct in that it’s a problem of communication to the masses as they are enslaved. The cast system is the most ingenious system ever created by man. It darkens the mind of the enslaved themselves.

[@ABC-rg1tt]

@@TheEndevour2010 first of all there was never a slavery problem but a discrimnation problem and i am telling a ground thought that usually all lower caste people where hunting and gathering most of there time in forest and settledthere or OBCs where doing cattle thing,and there where no more than 30 or 40 student for each brahmin to teach as there was no mic or something like that so even brahmin where not educated sometime and depended on family knowledge only,so please before making some favour atleast think all circustances

[@morriseperez1901]

People need to adapt the Indian mindset, if they want to be successful.

[@bhakti64]

i am an indian and i appreciate this analysis however , to me, indian brain is much more advanced , beyond wat we could fathom actualy. Ancient India was advanced in a dimension unknown mankind, its beyond perceptions of time and space. The ancient indian sciences considered the entire universe as part of our daily existence and realised the sphere of existence of a human life much beyond wat meets the eye.

[@Shivavishnubrahma]

Jews and Hindus have same work ethic Family structure Peaceful calm Manners So many similarities That’s why they are the most successful

[@swastikadas8357]

Reminds me of Howard and Raj ngl

[@krishnahebbar7938]

ability to work in chaos...look at India so many things are wrong and go wrong on a daily basis...Indians are not flustered easily and have learnt to take it their stride this trait will be particularly useful in future where war, global warming and other churn is around the corner

[@chinapathfinder1689]

Indian are smart .

[@ujannatik8965]

The journalism sector in the West is one place where Indians have not gained any significant foothold. I mean, there are many Indians working for British News Agencies in London, but none of them are in the top positions (or maybe very few of them are which I am not yet aware of). But very soon even that will happen!

[@KR-yb2qq]

Had it not been Satya Nadella, Microsoft would have been a stagnant company. Look at the growth of Microsoft since him. Same goes for Pachai. Many of the Indian CEOs were the founders and that’s why they are CEOs. Others gave close to 20 years of their lives to be where they are. Nobody has been accused of being incompetent. Almost all of them are literally one in a million. All of them are brilliant people and totally deserve their positions.

[@Vishalkumar-vj7hx]

You are absolutely right. Mr Nadella is best CEO in the world proud to be part of his organization. I am not saying because I work in MS there are many reasons for it .

[@breezeanonymous6034]

Out of 2 billion humans, a few thousand to send as slave workers and feel proud about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@user-zk5md7gm9k]

​@@breezeanonymous6034imagine getting 200 million dollar as slave for a country you are richer than many bussiness owner

[@nareshvasishth4034]

A word from an Indian immigrant.(i came here as a foreign student in Univ. of Washington in 1958) My mother when I was a teenager, called me and gave me a lecture. She explained to me that the Indian tradition was based on our Cultural texts. The VEDAS. The word Veda translates in English to "Knowledge". People can rob you, and take all your belonging, but one thing they can not take away from you. YOUR KNOWLEDGE. She pointed out and asked me to look at all the Fools who had come to conquer India had left empty handed. (That was Alexanders last wish per internet) At 90 I am longing to be the next CEO. Blame my mother. One of the Vedas was a partial product of my forefather. That makes it worse. I have done everything my heart desired. (Giving credit to the USA) Remember, it is not enough. Why? Because unlike mere mortals, I live in Eternity.. Many life times. So i say to my Children LIFE BEGINS AT 90.

[@mystery4244]

Which company do you work in ??

[@nareshvasishth4034]

@@mystery4244 I am a retired Structural Engineer. Age 90

[@baala9]

And how many Indians have access to or awareness of this knowledge called Vedas????

[@nareshvasishth4034]

@@baala9 None of us is perfect. The difference is just this much. Some people know their deficiencies, some do not. In India, with all the good stuff, we have some serious deficiencies. But we refuse to acknowledge them. That is why we are always SLAVES. In my country, peple came as visiters, Started to tax me, take or women as comfort women, called me KAFIR and Heathen. Remember the raid in Bombay. We did nothing? But what did we do. Start "Festival of Bharat" 3000 years of slavery my friend. Auregzeb used to Be head in Publuc. Mirror mirror on the wall, Who is the greatest of them all. I am here as a matter of survival.

[@narendermakhijani9512]

@@nareshvasishth4034 How is it structure now sir

[@Ananayat]

The best ans is that as a ceo the most skills you need is having problem solving skills & if you are an Indian you are solving problems day & night . It’s just becomes part of your DNA.

[@mj-arsty]

The ceo of youtube is also indian😂

[@shivambakhshi4859]

There are some very deep factors behind this phenomenon. Yes there are many Indian CEOs and also Indians at top positions in the west. The main factor that leads to this is a very old culture and resilience that Indians have had after being plundered and looted for decades. The British (when they were colonisers, not the British Govt of today) systematically destroyed the wealth india had, and left india with a very painful beraucracy to deal with even after the country’s independence. This lead to people having no choice but to work hard, and also Indians have a deep rooted culture of respect, and hard work. I hope to see Indians always shine, and also would like to thank all the companies and countries around the world for giving Indians the opportunity to show their potential. Now hopefully india itself will have an economy at par with the biggest countries and create a model economy in the country itself.

[@joyjayant]

The Hindu philosophy has 2 aspects that everyone learns as kids through immediate family or society.. One is 4 pillars of living, focusing on these 4 pillars namely Dharma, artha, kaam, moksha. Understand what you want to do (Dharma), earn your living well(artha) and enjoy your earnings (kaam) to attain a spiritually highest goals in life (moksha). Secondly a belief that all living beings are one and Truth always wins.

[@rashminimasha197]

Omg! The No 01. Even I’m a Sri Lankan my grand farther is from India. 2.06 am (19/09/2022). There’s no reason me watching this at this time. May be it’s the DNA 🥺♥️

[@shekharsinhavicky]

India is not a geography in real sense. India is a civilisation and mindset. Whole South Asia is India in that sense. Srilankans , Pakistanis, Bangladeshi , Nepalese all thrive under pressure.

[@ayushchaturvedi7098]

americans though have a braveheart kind of attitude when it comes to risk taking ability that we have to learn..i think sometimes our culture prevents us to take big risks....best thing about going to US is meeting them and making something big and keep innovating in STEM, together

[@khushiraunaq123]

Being the 2nd most populous country in the world, I would say we have very few CEOs at world level

[@induchopra3014]

Yes. Very few. Rest are running indian companies

[@soumilyade1057]

Blame our education system for it...! It still supports rote learning and holds creativity under grudge...!

[@Polestar666]

loyalty is the main reason nothing else

[@premakumari6658]

We, Indians are a "no holds barred" society.....the rough and tumble environment is extremely competitive and only the best survive,.....and the best are on the lookout for economic deals in the West where the competition is less severe.

[@tonibest7965]

Indians helping Indians. especially in Universities

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Maybe because they don't go up to be Instagram influencers that lie about their entire life for profit.

[@rahulkrish9840]

They do. Few gay, lesbian purple haired confused people about their genders do that.

[@PP-oz2oj]

If 30% of Software engineers in Silicon Valley are Of Indian decent then I would argue that we don’t have 30% of CEO of Indian decent. These high profile appointments undermines the fact that minorities in particular Indians are still vastly underrepresented.

[@ayushranjan3861]

Wrong get your facts rights only 5% of software engineers are indians and one more thing an average indian American earn way more than local peope and highest then other minority groups too