Why are Indians so successful in New Zealand?

English is the official language of India, and Hindi is dominant, but this is not the main reason for their professional success. People in China can speak English, but when they get to the top, they will show weakness, argue in English and explain their views. Therefore, parents in China should pay special attention to cultivating their children's expressive ability and debating ability.

2. Personal resources

Indian elites attach great importance to helping their ethnic groups. In the recruitment, work arrangement and training, people from their own ethnic groups will be promoted intentionally. The people who were carried did the same thing and formed various teams. In turn, it has enhanced the professional competitiveness of Indian executives. This virtuous circle has created a batch of Indian-born China executives.

There are not a few elites in China, but they rarely support their own ethnic groups, and most of them are in a state of fighting alone. Some people want to help people of their own ethnic group, but they find that the other party adopts the attitude of "nothing to do with themselves, hanging high" and "falling with the wind" at critical moments. Not only do they not help each other, but they don't even have the courage to say justice and tell the truth. Our usual wariness, jealousy and philosophy of struggle hinder our professional development overseas.

3. Support the younger generation

Successful Indians pay attention to supporting the next generation. 1992 successful people of Indian origin in Silicon Valley gathered together to form the Indian Entrepreneurs Association to help and train the next generation of Indian entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. They each pay a fee of $65,438+0,500 a year, clearly stipulating that they must help the latecomers without asking for anything in return. You helped me without asking for anything in return, and I will help others without asking for anything in return. They are not stopped by the idea that the power of a few people is limited. The association of dozens of people has grown to 13, with 54 branches in many countries and13,000 members. Its influence has long gone out of Silicon Valley and become a platform between entrepreneurs and investors.

This association has formed an atmosphere among Indians, from small to large, from dozens of people, from Silicon Valley to the United States to the whole world, which further influenced and promoted the development of India. It can be said that butterflies flap their wings and are extraordinary.