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Yes I do support Mr Durai, Why : Because I have worked there I know
how relentlessly he worked for that organisation. Because I know if
he had to work for a profit organisation he would have earned 10
times more than what he gets now. And if you still don't believe me
I have an article from the Chronicle of Philanthrophy hopefully you
can form your own opinion after hearing what experts say :
http://philanthropy.com/free/articles/v14/i24/24003301.htm.
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Your ten dollars and my ten dollars do not mean a thing if they
don't come together to help a needy.
40 years of his life when he worked relentlessly with little public
support no one gave a thought to that. The money is not in his coffers
but in the NKF Fund.
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He has one of the best business
practices in NKF. practices which are followed in large
business houses like GE and Walmart and Nordstrom.
Training programs where an employee is taught practices which are
taught in business schools like Harvard.
I understand he gets a huge amount of money but if you read the
article you will know his counterparts in America earn much more
than this. Have offices larger than his and have perks he can't
dream of.
His dream was to make NKF a global organisation. Great
personalities like Pele, Mr Jain (The Dean of Kellogs Business
School), Infosys Chairman and the Mike G termed as the topmost
direct mail fund raiser have visited and lauded NKF for its
practices. We had interns and employees graduated from the Harvard
Business School, CEIBS, Insead working in NKF.
Finally this cold truth should be obvious to you by now
that NKF operate as a BUSINESS and NOT as a
CHARITY despite the fact that its money is from PUBLIC
CHARITY.
It seems that his greedy dream knows no bounds - if he can
accumulate $265Million from "Little Red Dot", one can understand
his ambition to grow NKF globally.
Surely your comparison of NKF to Kellogs, Infosys is out of place;
and the comments of NKF Services by those great names that you
referred to had certainly praised the concept of public service of
NKF to the needy patients and not about its business
practises.
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You get monkeys if you pay peanuts. Will any one of us work for
anything below our worth. We don't mind remaining jobless till the
time we don't get something substantial and we expect people with
brains grit and determination to work for salaries not worth them.
Although I am not working for NKF anymore I still support Mr Durai
and I know Truth always prevails. If you read the article you will
know that the head of Red Cross was pressurised to leave as well
because of the amount she earned and I am sure that's what we will
do to heads of charity organisations. We don't want our charity
organisations to be as good as our Profit organisations where we
hold shares as we don't get direct dividends on it.
I am sure you will have your own opinions about the salaries and
the "Golden Tap".
and I am not sure if you are hating me for this. But the only
question, I am asking myself is
Would we work for a charity organisation at 1/3rd the salary we
would be getting in a business organisation?
Would I work 10 - 12 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year for
13 years in the same organisation without any rewards or
increments?
It all depends on how big a monkey one
wish to have with the peanuts that one pay.
Monkeys have been known to be trained with peanuts to climb up
trees to pluck bigger coconuts - and those monkeys were more
charitable in their hearts towards humans who mistreat and
misunderstand them !!!
For 1/3rd the salary, if there are any openings at NKF, it will
probably absorb all those who are presently jobless and have been
looking for a job for the last ONE YEAR !!!
Surely with the "philanthrophic heart" of Durai toward the NKF
staff, so as to ensure their undyingly blind loyalty, there will be
many willing applicants to work in NKF !!!
Any openings ?
