As we have reached the 3rd day of lock down announced by the Government of India due to the outbreak of coronavirus in India, this has let people to introspect, focus on self care, spend time with their families and also to relive their hobbies for which they never had time for.
Dr. Sanjay Dhir is DMS IIT Delhi's Professor of the Year in 2020! A Fellow from IIM Lucknow, Dr. Dhir holds many positions including coordinator for Executive MBA program at IIT Delhi. Find out why students at DMS IIT Delhi love his classes!
The entire world is undergoing a tumultuous time during the global pandemic of coronavirus. With the economy crashing down under continuing lockdown in all major countries the multinational companies are the worst hit. But, during these trying times, it is these very companies, who are taking all possible measures for their employees. For them, it is ‘employee first’ and is trying to make sure that their workforce gets enough boost to see this crisis through. From offering work from home to providing bonus salaries to its employees and announcing special leaves, companies around the world are taking measures to ease the pressure on its employees.
The entire world is dealing with the global pandemic of Coronavirus in their own ways. From self isolations to government-imposed lockdowns for the safety of its people, the world is taking a break from the usual routine. And thus, you are left with a lot of time at home! So how do you use it productively?
The spread of Covid-19 has brought the world to a halt. Almost every nation is practising a countrywide lockdown. With a gigantic number of lives being lost, stock markets crashing, global sporting events being cancelled and cases of racism surfacing continually, there is nothing much left to celebrate for. But it is imperative to stay optimistic and look on the bright side in these tough times, or any other times for that matter. A reason of rejoice can be found in the way mother nature has been recuperating. This can prove to be a good topic of discussion both in the upcoming GDs and PIs.
Continuing his talk, Rahul Gadi tells us of his experience in Zomato, and what his role of Head - Regional Growth comprises of. He talks of positive growth, what it is and how he ensures that his users are satisfied. He talks of the online ordering space and how people's ordering habits differ when ordering in a restaurant and ordering through an app. Later in the interview, we touch upon the current coronavirus pandemic, and how it is affecting all our lives.
We understand that you must be getting a barrage of content thrown at you these days. Hence, we decided to make things a little easier. Get all our trending articles in one place and read the ones that our readers are liking the most on a particular day. Stay updated with all the latest happenings from the world of B-school and tell us the comment section what you want us to cover.
Rahul Gadi, currently Head - Regional Growth at Zomato, MICA alum, always wanted a good career, and so he decided to do CA. However, after clearing the first two levels, he realised he found it extremely boring, and couldn't see himself doing an accountant's job for the rest of his life. He soon quit and his search for something interesting brought him to MICA. While there were a lot of things to talk about from his MBA days, the one fond memory that he has is of running the mess committee. He always had a knack for food, and found the experience extremely pleasant. Perhaps that love for food is what drove him to start his own ice-cream parlour, and ultimately took him to Zomato.
As we have reached the 3rd day of lock down announced by the Government of India due to the outbreak of coronavirus in India, this has let people to introspect, focus on self care, spend time with their families and also to relive their hobbies for which they never had time for.
Dr. Sanjay Dhir is DMS IIT Delhi's Professor of the Year in 2020! A Fellow from IIM Lucknow, Dr. Dhir holds many positions including coordinator for Executive MBA program at IIT Delhi. Find out why students at DMS IIT Delhi love his classes!
The entire world is undergoing a tumultuous time during the global pandemic of coronavirus. With the economy crashing down under continuing lockdown in all major countries the multinational companies are the worst hit. But, during these trying times, it is these very companies, who are taking all possible measures for their employees. For them, it is ‘employee first’ and is trying to make sure that their workforce gets enough boost to see this crisis through. From offering work from home to providing bonus salaries to its employees and announcing special leaves, companies around the world are taking measures to ease the pressure on its employees.
The entire world is dealing with the global pandemic of Coronavirus in their own ways. From self isolations to government-imposed lockdowns for the safety of its people, the world is taking a break from the usual routine. And thus, you are left with a lot of time at home! So how do you use it productively?
The spread of Covid-19 has brought the world to a halt. Almost every nation is practising a countrywide lockdown. With a gigantic number of lives being lost, stock markets crashing, global sporting events being cancelled and cases of racism surfacing continually, there is nothing much left to celebrate for. But it is imperative to stay optimistic and look on the bright side in these tough times, or any other times for that matter. A reason of rejoice can be found in the way mother nature has been recuperating. This can prove to be a good topic of discussion both in the upcoming GDs and PIs.
Continuing his talk, Rahul Gadi tells us of his experience in Zomato, and what his role of Head - Regional Growth comprises of. He talks of positive growth, what it is and how he ensures that his users are satisfied. He talks of the online ordering space and how people's ordering habits differ when ordering in a restaurant and ordering through an app. Later in the interview, we touch upon the current coronavirus pandemic, and how it is affecting all our lives.
We understand that you must be getting a barrage of content thrown at you these days. Hence, we decided to make things a little easier. Get all our trending articles in one place and read the ones that our readers are liking the most on a particular day. Stay updated with all the latest happenings from the world of B-school and tell us the comment section what you want us to cover.
Rahul Gadi, currently Head - Regional Growth at Zomato, MICA alum, always wanted a good career, and so he decided to do CA. However, after clearing the first two levels, he realised he found it extremely boring, and couldn't see himself doing an accountant's job for the rest of his life. He soon quit and his search for something interesting brought him to MICA. While there were a lot of things to talk about from his MBA days, the one fond memory that he has is of running the mess committee. He always had a knack for food, and found the experience extremely pleasant. Perhaps that love for food is what drove him to start his own ice-cream parlour, and ultimately took him to Zomato.
