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The objective of a business is to create returns for shareholders... and they did that pretty well. You have a very narrow definition of entrepreneurship if yo
by medianama 17y ago
The objective of a business is to create returns for shareholders... and they did that pretty well.
You have a very narrow definition of entrepreneurship if you think it has to be along the lines "startup founders on HN"
BTW - I am not a fan of Murthy/Infosys.
- plinkplonk 17y ago"You have a very narrow definition of entrepreneurship if you think it has to be along the lines "startup founders on HN" Well, good thing I didn't say that and you are just putting words in my mouth and reacting to things I didn't say. Let us try some logical analysis. "X is not a Q Y" where X is a proper noun, Y is a common noun and Q is an adjective (or adjectival phrase) is not logically equivalent to " All Ys have to be Q." Thus, Peggy (X) is not a cloned(Q) sheep (Y) != All sheep have to be cloned. Murthy (X) is not an entrepreneur(Y) along the lines of startupfounders on HN (Q) != All entrepreneurs have to be like startup founders on HN. It would really help if you reacted to what I did say.
- medianama 17y agoI don't think you have any point to make here... Just a preconceived notion that products businesses are better than services based businesses