Sunday, July 7, 2013

NRN to pioneer innovation in Infosys by blocking access to Google

Bangalore: While most companies block access to time consuming activities like Facebook and Twitter , NRN has decided to up the ante by blocking access to “The Guru of Distraction”, a.k.a Google.

In a recently held press conference, the ex-retired chairman of Infosys,Narayana Murthy (NRN) disclosed his comeback strategy.

“Infosys has been in the limelight for being led by a group of nincompoops. However I think the company’s deplorable condition is due to Google” declared a pensive looking NRN.  “‘Googling’ is a communicable disease that the extremely large family of Infintosys is suffering from. Repeatedly using the obscene acronym GIMF is symptomatic of suffering from Googleyvitis”

Hoping to kill a flock of birds with one stone, NRN said that blocking Google would automatically block access to other productivity decreasing activities like repeatedly playing the Doodle.

In order to reclaim their position on top and once again provide the most expensive software solutions, NRN  had a brainstorming session. “Some really great ideas like doling out keyboards which had the letters ‘Ctrl’, ‘C’ and ‘V’ missing were suggested. However the Human Resource Department pointed out that, crucial words like CV could not be formed if I went ahead with that move.


Banning Goolge.com  has raised  significant concern amidst the infy janta. Says Employee number 123456789abcd (name hidden for H.R purposes) ,”I recently won the innovation award for the quarter. Saala, my vote of thanks was dedicated to Google. Without G, I couldn’t have even compiled my code!”
 From the development engineers to technical support staff everyone is deeply shaken. Says a distressed systems engineer” How am I supposed to do my job if I can’t even ping google.com?!”

Rohan Murthy who was available for comment via whatsapp, said “I think appa, is heading in the right direction. Employees ought to go back to the basics and start using Internet Explorer again” (Sent from my Google Nexus)















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