making casual, dull and cliche ridden remarks and facile generalizations let us
get some interesting insights , unique stories, from members
Prof LP Rajan
On Thu, 06 Jun 2013 18:59:13 +0530 wrote
>i am sorry to say this i find this definition of white collar employees to be
very offensive.and in bad taste... i fail to understand where it came from...
however i come from a family of engineers and bureaucrats and officer ..all whom
are so sarcastically referred to as white collar..infact i havent known anything
called blue collar... because no one belongs in my family from that level for at
least last 5 generations..before that i dont know ...
...work ethics is something ingrained from childhood....in my family.....
we have lost family members..many have suffered loss of job, threat to life and
limb or threat of life to their near and dear ones for their honesty and sincerity
to their duty ..
even now as i write some are present on precarious job assignments...yet they
carry one with full integrity...they are a matter of pride for my family and
source of undying inspiration for their colleagues..
please do not generalize...just because of a handful of cheats..in this world..
regards
Dr. padma misra
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