Interviewing Indians: Talking the Talk

"Western executives, and, I'm sad to say, particularly American ones, have become dreadful bores. They speak in management clichés (I feel like vomiting whenever I hear the phrase 'walk the walk'). They are surrounded by plastic public-relations people who have managed to invent a language, PR-speak, that makes managementese sound like Shakespeare. Terrified of contradicting the company line, they all sing from the same dismal song-sheet.

Indians, or at least the ones I've been talking to, could not be more different."

Interviewing Indians: Talking the talk | The Economist