Stopping the Brain Drain: Narayana Murthy's Strategy to Keep Indian Talent at Home
India’s been losing some of its best and brightest to other countries, but Infosys founder N.R. Narayana Murthy has a plan to fix that. He calls it "compassionate capitalism," and it’s all about keeping our talent right here in India. What’s Compassionate Capitalism? Compassionate capitalism is Narayana Murthy ’s brainchild, mixing the money-making spirit of capitalism with a big heart. It means making sure everyone can get a slice of the economic growth pie, so they don’t feel like they need to leave for better chances elsewhere. Murthy says our leaders need to make sure young people thrive here. By making growth inclusive, compassionate capitalism gives folks the chance to grow personally and professionally without having to look abroad. Why Brain Drain is a Big Deal When talented folks leave, it hurts India’s ability to innovate and grow. We lose out on their smarts and creativity. Murthy thinks we need to build a system that not only keeps our talent but also attracts o...