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4) Fill in the blanks based on what you listen:
__________ in India. A nation of one billion - ___________. In Bombay there’s a human ______________ unlikely in anywhere else. Comparing to Manhattan there are twice as many people in half the space. This is a working class home. Dad is a labour, mum is a maid and the kids go to school.
“How long have you been living here?”
“More than two years.”
Meanwhile in the suburbs, dawn marks the end of the day at the call centers. Hundreds of thousands of Indians spend the night on American time - answering angry computer questions from Florida, _______________ Texans to pay their credit card bill.
While we sleep they do our taxes, follow insurance _____________ and read our X-Rays.
But for the talented and ambitious, this job just one on the ladder
With this manicured lawns and architectural wonders, Infosys is the Microsoft‘s in Bangalore.
“In the last twelve months we received 1.4 million applications for young people around the country for jobs. And as a __________ of times this Indian company is now hiring American graduates.”
So if this was possible, why most of the Indians still look like this?
Well for start it is the world’s largest and most _____________ democracy, though some will protest its foreign policy - President Bush is visiting the most Pro-America country outside the US. A freedom loving mix of almost every known religion onto 150 million peaceful Muslims.
“Imagine if that 1/5 of humanity in India were living like the people of Iraq today, blowing each other up in their houses or worships every other day on the street. How different our world would be? So to me India is a _____________.”
But there’s nothing _________ about this country and that includes Indian democracy. It is a big sloppy figure of red tape, party politics and corruption. Very little gets built or fixed, mass transit is miserable, water and power are horror. In the capital of Delhi a third of the electricity is stolen, people just splice in and help themselves. And the traffic .. Oh,, traffic.
But if you see it long enough and just watch there’s a ___________ that emerges from the madness transaction, rituals, patterns and same sort of self organized systems, somehow against all _____________ things get done.
And this might just be the secret to future success. Sique Prahadah is a Indian born American in a ________________ business consultant. He says we should look at this great chaos not with pity but we respect and fear because this is the training ground for the next wave of global ________________.
Every kid here who is walking around is getting trained to be entrepreneur and to get a little better more what he or she has.
And in the middle of dusty booming office park I found America’s ____________ - back office to the world.
4) Fill in the blanks based on what you listen:
__________ in India. A nation of one billion - ___________. In Bombay there’s a human ______________ unlikely in anywhere else. Comparing to Manhattan there are twice as many people in half the space. This is a working class home. Dad is a labour, mum is a maid and the kids go to school.
“How long have you been living here?”
“More than two years.”
Meanwhile in the suburbs, dawn marks the end of the day at the call centers. Hundreds of thousands of Indians spend the night on American time - answering angry computer questions from Florida, _______________ Texans to pay their credit card bill.
While we sleep they do our taxes, follow insurance _____________ and read our X-Rays.
But for the talented and ambitious, this job just one on the ladder
With this manicured lawns and architectural wonders, Infosys is the Microsoft‘s in Bangalore.
“In the last twelve months we received 1.4 million applications for young people around the country for jobs. And as a __________ of times this Indian company is now hiring American graduates.”
So if this was possible, why most of the Indians still look like this?
Well for start it is the world’s largest and most _____________ democracy, though some will protest its foreign policy - President Bush is visiting the most Pro-America country outside the US. A freedom loving mix of almost every known religion onto 150 million peaceful Muslims.
“Imagine if that 1/5 of humanity in India were living like the people of Iraq today, blowing each other up in their houses or worships every other day on the street. How different our world would be? So to me India is a _____________.”
But there’s nothing _________ about this country and that includes Indian democracy. It is a big sloppy figure of red tape, party politics and corruption. Very little gets built or fixed, mass transit is miserable, water and power are horror. In the capital of Delhi a third of the electricity is stolen, people just splice in and help themselves. And the traffic .. Oh,, traffic.
But if you see it long enough and just watch there’s a ___________ that emerges from the madness transaction, rituals, patterns and same sort of self organized systems, somehow against all _____________ things get done.
And this might just be the secret to future success. Sique Prahadah is a Indian born American in a ________________ business consultant. He says we should look at this great chaos not with pity but we respect and fear because this is the training ground for the next wave of global ________________.
Every kid here who is walking around is getting trained to be entrepreneur and to get a little better more what he or she has.
And in the middle of dusty booming office park I found America’s ____________ - back office to the world.
