srikbs8095

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   by srikbs8095 7y ago

   haha good one.
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   by srikbs8095 7y ago

   I could say the exact same thing about Congress's GDP numbers. It should good progress over the years, until NDA came in and downgraded them. I would be critical no matter which govt it is. The underlying problem I have is with the ine
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   by srikbs8095 7y ago

   "Also I don't think that they are gonna gain anything electorally from lying about this!" Don't underestimate the data-driven sentiment analysis. Positive vibes are a thing. I don't think I need to explain it to you
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   by srikbs8095 7y ago

   My friend, if you've been in touch with how this govt presents numbers, you'd be on my side. I acknowledge that in this case there is no hard evidence on either side, except for the statement by PMO. Good luck getting anything out
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   by srikbs8095 7y ago

   Forgive me for being the party-pooper here. I might be going off on a tangent, but this govt has a history of cooking up numbers. Be it GDP, be it out-of-deficit spending or be it the output of the informal economy. Something that's co
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   by srikbs8095 7y ago

   "Most improvements come from investing in your team" Very well said. Completely agree. Which is why I think the ability to "learn" as you go is so valuable. You don't want to hire a Know-it-all. You want to hire a C