Thank you Prof Virendra Goel sir.
You are welcome Vijay Samala.
Most of the employees & working professionals run into problems with jobs & professions owing to lack of
focus in what they are doing.
regards
Ramesh Vemuganti
Begin forwarded message:From: VIJAY CHAITANYAM <vijaysamala@gmail.com>Subject: RE: [MTC Global] English is just a languageDate: 29 October 2016 at 9:34:33 AM ISTReply-To: join_mtc@googlegroups.comDear Sir,
Greetings of the day!!!!
Thanks for writing to us - a very valid point - "Stop English Obsession" and use it as Language - depending on the job we do and we need to act accordingly.
"English is not a priority & one can build an excellent career with some spoken English & written communication"
Knowledge of the JOB we are doing is Important and the JOB's responsibility need to be upheld with dignity - lots of integrity and Ethics. -- THE LEARNING TO GEN X--
Thank you & Good day Sir.
@VijayChaitanyam.
With Regards,
Vijay Chaitanyam Kumar Samala.
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From: Ramesh Vemuganti
Sent: 29-10-2016 07:59
To: 'Dr. Pratap Reddy S' via Management Teachers Consortium, Global
Subject: Fwd: [MTC Global] English is just a language29th Oct, 2016Let us say Full Stop to English Obsession !Firstly, we must reflect & act on what is going on in the industry & the world around. An MBA/ PGDM student must have clarity on which profession or job he or she seeking. In fields like Journalism, Teaching, select Corporate jobs, Hospitality industry & some services sectors, English proficiency & fluency is a must. It is non negotiable. So they need to analyse themselves whether they are really good at English language - before the world evaluates them,In all other professionals including some MNC companies, English is not a priority & one can build an excellent career with some spoken English& written communication. Most of the It pros are just about average in English comm. Because the jobs teaches the rest.Motivating students from rural areas & scaling them up in English is a parallel activity & should not be linked to the progress made by our prospective managers who are getting transformed into global professionals. Teachers , Professors, Principals, Omners & Chairmen of Management & Higher educational institutions are more worried about their " students English comm " than, the great students themselves.Recently I met a sitting Member of Parliament & he also states the the students need to improve communication skills. No wonder, we have many jokers around as politicians.Management colleges must teach Management - not deliberate, dissect, disseminate & diffuse English. What was the student doing till age 16, that all of a sudden English has become so important for success.Let MTC G focus more on Management & take it up as a slogan & deliberate - certainly not English.Only then, India will race ahead of many fast growing economies.regardsRamesh VemugantiBegin forwarded message:From: DrVIKRAMDEV SHARMA <drvds59@gmail.com>Subject: Re: [MTC Global] English is just a languageDate: 28 October 2016 at 9:08:37 PM ISTReply-To: join_mtc@googlegroups.comOn Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 9:27 PM, VIJAY CHAITANYAM <vijaysamala@gmail.com> wrote:Dear Esteem Members,
English is just a language not a knowledge.
A good Video which highlights our exchange of mails for the past one week.
We need it to communicate -to read - to write - to communicate to ourselves.
It is very important to us.
Ages may pass by -English can never replace our Indian Languages.
Indians who speak Indian Languages need English to communicate among ourselves.
We do it with Hindi to communicate - at the same time we need English too - to communicate.
After reading all the mails I feel that - I am illliterate and a literate who can read write only English.
Good Night Folks
@VijayChaitanyam.
With Regards,
Vijay Chaitanyam Kumar Samala.
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