The good Indian employee's guide to surviving a Lala company
Material type: TextPublication details: Gurugram: Harper Collins, 2022Description: 219pISBN: 9789356291218Subject(s): Lala enterprise | businessDDC classification: 338.70954 Summary: Here, Lalaji, the business owner, calls the shots. Here, every day is an event; every commitment may not really be a commitment; every promotion may not be a career ascent and every salary hike may not mean more money in your bank account. Lalaji's strategies are not based on the size of his business, its market share or the competition but often on the whims and guidance of sycophants, advisors and friends. For a 'good' employee, working in a Lala company is akin to swimming in crocodile infested waters-tread cautiously or become the next casualty. Drawing on his intimate study of several large and small family businesses, Rajiv Gupta provides a hilarious, no-holds-barred account of how things work in Indian family businesses. Here's a survival guide to help you navigate the tricky terrain of Lala Land.Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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338.7 MEH/F From failure to success | 338.7 VIN/B Business economics | 338.709 54 KAU/i India Means Business : how the elephant earned its stripes | 338.70954 RAJ/L The good Indian employee's guide to surviving a Lala company | 338.74 LAX/P Public enterprise management and privatisation | 338.88 BHA/I International business | 338.88 FRA/I International business: Text and cases |
Here, Lalaji, the business owner, calls the shots. Here, every day is an event; every commitment may not really be a commitment; every promotion may not be a career ascent and every salary hike may not mean more money in your bank account. Lalaji's strategies are not based on the size of his business, its market share or the competition but often on the whims and guidance of sycophants, advisors and friends. For a 'good' employee, working in a Lala company is akin to swimming in crocodile infested waters-tread cautiously or become the next casualty. Drawing on his intimate study of several large and small family businesses, Rajiv Gupta provides a hilarious, no-holds-barred account of how things work in Indian family businesses. Here's a survival guide to help you navigate the tricky terrain of Lala Land.
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