Karur V

Well said, VK. I am glad to see this response of yours. Just to bring to everyone's knowledge, I wish to paste the forwarded email (sent by an MBA from Rutgers University USA who had 19 plus years experience before his Green Belt) that helped me in joining training from Benchmark. Hi Girish, Regarding Benchmark Six Sigma, I think they're fantastic. I too had gone to Mumbai from Florida to see the family and finding a bit of time on hand impulsively, but very hesitantly, decided to sign up for their Green Belt course. Was most pleasantly surprised -- their planning and quality of service were terrific -- no delays or problems in the city of permanent queues and waiting. From the hotel food to class arrangements to even the room temperature, they made sure that the class participants were comfortable and made every effort to provide a learning environment conducive to interesting interaction and participation. The intellect quotient of the "students" representing a myriad of Fortune, and big and small companies, and even a few IIT graduates, would have put any group or gathering here to shame (I felt so proud to see them -- it's a changed world that side). And until I heard Mr. Vishwadeep Khatri personally, I would not have believed that a person could know so much about management... and in my 19+ years of going through 7 jobs and 4 businesses, I've seen a lot of them. His patience answering questions, providing funny/anecdotal examples to make highly complex concepts a breeze, and teaching style was good enough to better any of my Rutgers University MBA professors. For the first time in my life, I really understood the meaning and power of standard deviation and "Sigma". I could go on, but then it would seem like I was a paid advertisement -- but I'm not So I'll end it here. Was glad to have taken the classes under Mr. Khatri, and am in-fact considering an investment in sending a bunch of my employees there to go through the week with him. Guess you must have gotten my point by now... if you are seriously thinking of doing Six Sigma -- go with Benchmark -- you won't regret it. Do feel free to contact me in case of any more questions. Sincerely, Miheer Shah, Pres. ServMD, Inc.