- Awakening Indians to India
– Chinmaya yuva Kendra
This book is a kind of manual, which serves as a manual
to know more about India. The data in this book is a
collection, which talks about India’s contributions to the world
as well as achievements of India in various areas like arts,
science, education, management, leadership, medicine, engineering etc. This
book can be used as an index and on depending on the interest of the
individual one can read more about any particular topic.
- Accidental Entrepreneur
– Puneet Srivatsava
This book talks about the Entrepreneurship and its
components. The author explains the two components Strategic thinking and
focused action with the help of the Krishna-Arjuna example in Mahabharata.
The author gives some kind of ‘To do’ list for each topic which
becomes boring to read. Anyways this is a good text to learn the basics of
entrepreneurship.
- Who says elephants cannot
dance – Louis V Gerstner
This books talks about the historic turnaround of the
IBM. In the 1990s because of the changes in the computer industry IBM was
losing ground in the PC business and their mainframes business was going
down day by day. That time Louis Gerstner took over as CEO of the IBM
Corporation and made some revolutionary changes, which made IBM to come out
of, lose making. The mentions about the changes he made into the
organizations like making the IBM to become more service oriented,
venturing into the e-Commerce business and changes in the performance
evaluation system etc.
- Who moved by Cheese
– Spensor Johnson
This is a very small and wonderful story about change
management. The couple of characters adapt to change and move ahead in
life, whereas the remaining two characters are not accepting the change and
end up in losing. Irrespective of age this book has got a very strong
message.
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