Calcutta has spectacular over-employment. In the West, where we're obsessed with slashing the numbers of workers for the sake of it, we drool at the idea of more, faster computers, fewer humans. But as we struggle to adopt an ever-changing technology, we lose sight of the satisfaction that only a finely tuned human system can provide.
In the context of Calcutta, there exists a remarkable phenomenon of over-employment, contrasting sharply with Western tendencies to reduce workforce numbers in favor of technological efficiency. The Western mindset often prioritizes the enhancement of productivity through advanced machinery, sidelining the importance of human contribution in the process.
This reliance on automation may overlook the unique satisfaction and effectiveness that a well-functioning human system can deliver. As we navigate the complexities of...
