'Come With An Open Mind To Learn' - Nipun Bansal - IIM Ranchi Alumnus And Senior Consultant At Accenture Management Consulting
InsideIIM interviewed various alumnis across b-schools. Here are excerpts from the interview-
InsideIIM interviewed various alumnis across b-schools. Here are excerpts from the interview-
The failure of 9 out of 10 start-ups puts this question forward: What about scale up? If one can draw parallels, start up is kind of making a vehicle to navigate in the traffic (if you are in Bangalore), smog (if you are in Delhi) or potholes (if you are in Gurgaon) and scale up is building the vehicle when you are driving and clearly it is challenging to survive this phase.
The world has changed quite a bit since FW Taylor and the development of scientific management revolution in the early twentieth century. Taylor introduced a (then) ‘new’ concept that any job can be broken down into small chunks and by getting workers to carry out those separate tasks the whole job would be completed.
Akio Morita, A Japanese businessman was in a restaurant in Dusseldorf (Germany) in 1953 when he ordered a dish of ice cream. Stuck into a scoop was a miniature decorative paper parasol. "This is from your country," the smiling waiter informed Morita.
Mr. Siddharth Sharma, Director, Debt Capital Market, HSBC India, visited the campus on 13th December, 2015 to share his insights on the topic Debt capital markets with the PGP – Mumbai participants. The session was highly interactive and revolved around the advantages provided by financing debts using capital markets, as well as the risks and challenges provided by the same.
In Brazil, FIAT the automobile company, realized that during the rainy season sales of its convertible cars suffer.
Failure is just a milestone and it is important to learn from it, it. Anu Agrawal and Jayati Narula (MBA II HR) explain from MBA II HR, how failure can be beneficial to organisations.