How Small Connections Expand Our World

So what do you think are the key benefits in studying in such a diverse environment?

Uh, so you tend to know more about each country.

So that is the first, uh...

So basically, uh, I believe in this thing called borderless capitalism.

Okay.

So I think studying in an international university like that and going abroad is the first step towards that.

So I, I don't need to go all the way to China to, to get something done.

I have someone in China to get a thing done.

Yeah.

So that is the kind of, um, uh, environment in which we'll be operating in a few years.

Everyone-

Yeah

... not just, not just me.

But considering that, uh, I, I am in, in the first stage of that.

Uh, firstly, understanding linguistic differences.

Uh, everyone has a different linguistic difference.

Yeah.

India itself is an, is a continent when it comes to linguistic difference.

So firstly, linguistic difference b- between all of us.

Second, uh, culture, which, uh, I mean, being more, um, uh, sensible towards their culture, understanding it better was one thing.

And then, uh, I think there are techniques, like you learn a lot of things from each, uh, uh, student's technique.

Be it studying techniques, cooking, uh, business, the way they handle.

When you see Chinese are more hardworking, uh, Indians are more, uh, you know, uh, they give their best.

Like they try the best they can.

And Britishers, they're very, uh, they multitask very well.