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(File photo) CEO of TATA, Ratan Tata in central London - AFP
(File photo) CEO of TATA, Ratan Tata in central London - AFP
Hitting out at the work culture of managers of British firms, Corus and JLR, Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata has said 'nobody is willing to go the extra mile' in critical situations, while their Indian counterparts would work till midnight in 'a war-like situation'.http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/business/news/tata-hits-out-corusjlr-managers-not-walking-extra-mile-249
"It's a work-ethic issue. In my experience, in both Corus and Jaguar-Land Rover (JLR) nobody is willing to go the extra mile," he said in an interview with The Times daily.
His comments comes at a time when the Tata Group has announced cutting of 1,200 jobs at Scunthorpe plant, as well as shedding 300 jobs at Teeside and Hartlepool sites of Corus.
Tata suggested that British managers did not "go the extra mile" while those in India were working in "a war-like situation".
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