Infosys Narayanamurthy | success story

Infosys Narayanamurthy
Infosys Narayanamurthy has made a mark for himself in the Indian software industry. This book explains his life.

Infosys Narayanamurthy
Narayanamurthy, the multi-billion-crore Infosys founder, was born into a Brahmin family that struggled to make ends meet.

Although the family situation is difficult, he has paid more attention to his studies as per his father's advice that education is the only way to rise.

He was an excellent student in school and college.

The dream of studying in IIT could not be fulfilled due to family poverty.

But he completed his post graduate degree M.Tech in IIT.

Left wing thinking
Narayanamurthy was a left wing thinker. He is of the principle that everything should be shared with everyone.

But, initially confused by this thought, he has lost some opportunities and what he has earned.

Then he feels through experience that he should rise to be a person who earns well and distributes it to all.

As far as we understand, Narayanamurthy is a left-wing thinker and a right-wing activist 🙂 .

It was surprising that he lives in an apartment instead of a separate bungalow, is he still living in the same way?

Even though the government tried to protect him, he denied that he was in an apartment and would be a nuisance to others.

It is worth noting that you still have to fly normal class.

Some people who grew up struggling with money, later earn a lot of money but don't allow themselves to spend unnecessarily.

Self Employed
People who are used to getting a monthly salary without any problems will think of starting a self-employed business because of the profit and loss crisis in it.

What if the 'maybe' fails? The negative/cautionary thought is the reason why many people refuse to start a business in India.
Most people don't want to step out of their comfort zone.

However, Narayanamurthy wants to start the company along with 6 friends of the company he worked for.

The obstacle is investment.

Wife Sudha
His love wife Sudha helps him by giving him money from his savings and taking care of the family on his salary, Narayanamurthy ends up not having a salary.

They decide to try for three years, and if the company doesn't work out, they'll go back to work.

Sudha initially gets angry when she sees that only men can apply in the advertisement of 'Tata Telco'.

It is noteworthy that Sudha was the first woman who wrote a letter to JRT Tata and was later admitted to an interview by him and got selected after multiple rounds of tests.

Both Narayanamurthy and Sudha hail from Karnataka state.