Who is the most hardworking person in the India?

10 Inspiring Indians Who Struggled Hard To Succeed

• APJ Abdul Kalam.
• Dhirubhai Ambani.
• Rajnikanth.
• Narendra Modi.
• Indra Nooyi. In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity.
• Sushil Kumar. Have faith in yourself and in the future.
• Dilip Kumar. Begin anywhere.
• Milkha Singh. If there’s no struggle, there’s no progress.

Which country’s people are the most hardworking?

1. Mexico. The people of Mexico work much harder than their neighbors in the U.S. Mexican workers clock in 2,148 hours per year at work. Although Mexico has labor laws that limit the workweek to 48 hours per week, it is rarely enforced because of high unemployment and low pay.

Who is the most hardworking person in the world?

Carlos Ghosn runs two of the world’s largest automakers, which should tell you something about his work ethic. A profile in Forbes describes how Ghosn works more than 65 hours a week, spends 48 hours a month in the air, and flies more than 150,000 miles a year.

Which nation is the laziest?

A study of over 700,000 people in 111 countries revealed the average daily steps people take, leading researchers to declare Indonesia laziest of them all.

Who are the most hardworking people in the world?

The study revealed that Indians are the most hardworking people around the world, followed by Mexico (43 per cent), followed by the US (27 per cent). Are you happy with your current five-days work week schedule and don’t wish to have anymore permanent off days?

Do Indians have to do hard work just to survive?

Apparently this heavy pressure to succeed, the hard work that Indians have to do just to survive, is a natural phenomena in emerging economies. There’s this global survey which gives us the statistics…ofcourse it only talks of business executives.

Do you think Indians take pride in their hard work?

While we (Indians) take pride of our hard working behaviour, the rest of the world sometimes misuse it, in many companies, extra work is not compensated or paid. I have worked in India in many companies, even in reputed companies, the workers will be paid normal salary instead of over time salary.

Are you willing to work five days a week in India?

If your answer is yes, you are among the 69 per cent full-time Indian employees who are willing to work five days a week. A recent survey done by Kronos Incoporated, an international workforce management company reveals that India is the hardest working country.