Crab Mentality

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Dear Readers

Dr.Sam Pitroda has very rightly said on Crab Mentality in his article- The Magic of Teamwork 


Crab mentality - If someone is trying to climb higher and achieve more, the others just drag him down. The signal that the others send out is, "I wouldn't do it; I wouldn't let you do it; and if by chance you start succeeding, we will all gang up and make sure that you don't get to do it."


But a real winner is that person who is sincere and dedicated in his job and encourages others to be so. 

If each individual develops these qualities wherever they are engaged in their professional life, India will not only be a developed nation but also a rich nation where our brothers, sisters, and children will be happy and also secured in a safe society within a self-sufficient state, country and nation on the whole.



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