New Delhi: Wipro Founder Chairman Azim Premji on Friday said he is absolutely convinced that today's corporates are more ethical than they were 20-40 years ago and attributed this to clean governments and their ethics of businesses. Ordained.
Speaking at the CII Annual Business Summit, Premji – who is counted among India's top philanthropists – said he believed that young people who have built professional organizations and made it real by the age of 30-4 have made it big, they are more aware of philanthropy. And their responsibilities towards the society.
“I believe that today's corporates are more ethical than the corporates of 20-30-40 years ago... firstly because the governments are clean, secondly because they have a broader sense of morality that guides them They are... I'm definitely clean, no question about it,'' he said.
The tech industry veteran further said that in his view, the older generation from rich and affluent families "probably donated too much".He said, “We must understand that collectively, as businesses, our responsibilities know no limits. It is only when we have a deep understanding of the breadth of our responsibility, that we can collectively build a sustainable future.” Can make."
Speaking at the CII Annual Business Summit, Premji – who is counted among India's top philanthropists – said he believed that young people who have built professional organizations and made it real by the age of 30-4 have made it big, they are more aware of philanthropy. And their responsibilities towards the society.
“I believe that today's corporates are more ethical than the corporates of 20-30-40 years ago... firstly because the governments are clean, secondly because they have a broader sense of morality that guides them They are... I'm definitely clean, no question about it,'' he said.
The tech industry veteran further said that in his view, the older generation from rich and affluent families "probably donated too much".He said, “We must understand that collectively, as businesses, our responsibilities know no limits. It is only when we have a deep understanding of the breadth of our responsibility, that we can collectively build a sustainable future.” Can make."
