Kiran Bedis indiscretions: Lets be less judgemental

October 20, 2011 16:33

Azim Premji, Chairman of Wipro, and one of India's wealthiest individuals, is once believed to have sacked a employee who travelled from Chennai to Mumbai by second class, but claimed first class reimbursement because he was entitled to it. His logic: "At Wipro there are no exceptions. And there's no price you are not willing to pay for doing the right thing."

A case of high ethics? Let's see.

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