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Friday, 15 July 2011

arindam chaudhuri profile

Arindam Chaudhuri, is a Management Thought Leader & Teacher, Entrepreneur, Public Speaker, Author, Economist and three times National Award winning Film-Maker.

He is the Honorary Director of the IIPM Think Tank at IIPM, ranked as one of India’s topmost B-Schools (No.1 in Intellectual Impact, No.1 in Global Exposure and No.5 in Placements as well as Overall amongst all B-Schools in India).

He is also the founder of the Planman Group which has business interests in Consulting, Media & Entertainment; and is the Editor in Chief of The Sunday Indian - the only news magazine in the world that comes out in 14 languages. His firm, Planman Media, also brings out the leading business magazines Business & Economy, 4Ps Business & Marketing and Human Factor and the leading careers magazine MYOD (Make Your Own Destiny).......... "
Originally posted at : http://profile.arindamchaudhuri.com/

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arindam chaudhuri books

Professor Arindam Chaudhuri is the dean of IIPM, he is an Eminent Author, he has written
'COUNT YOUR CHICKENS BEFORE THEY HATCH'

Extracts from the Book :

If you think you can, you are right :
Just be passionate about what you think - is how the mgmt. guru Arindam Chaudhuri urges us to delve deeper and make headway into what the title of the book has in store for us.
They say “don’t count your chickens before they hatch”. They are correct. Every time you are about to sign a big contract in life, expect to meet with a fatal accident while getting out of the car on your way to signing the contract. In fact, every time you are about to start the greatest speech or concert of your life, expect to fall flat on the stage and break your nose......................
Originally posted at : http://books.arindamchaudhuri.com/

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Wednesday, 13 July 2011

Typos: A CALL OF NATURE

".........................I believe that being vegetarian is an ethical idea to aspire for in our spoilt-for-choice world of today, I would be so naïve as to deny the debt we owe to our hunter gatherer ancestors whose hunting abilities lay the foundation of our various physical abilities… Like binocular vision for instance, just as good for cruising at a 100kmph today as it was for judging how hard to throw a spear at our prey thousands of years ago. Or our large brains that found space to grow once we stopped needing the big strong jaw muscles for chewing stringy plant matter like gorillas and our vegetarian ancestors… So we undeniably owe the shape of our selves and our civilisation to our hunter-ancestors........."
Oringinally posted by : http://prashantobanerji.blogspot.com/2010/06/call-of-nature.html

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The Human Factor

Technology has Swept across all of HR; Services are now a click away and yet The Human Factor is Maintained, finds out T. Bakshi
Issue Date - 01/05/2011

"Being in the midst of business of HR for the last decade, I have seen various organisations nurture a vision to grow and prosper, but in the process they often fail to set the pace and foundation right. What plays an instrumental role in the growth is the quality of manpower, which in turn, fuels the corporate machinery. Needless to mention, HR is one of the most crucial and indispensable pillars in an organisation which can actively contribute towards achieving these desired results. But without embracing technology in today’s world of HR, there cannot be required accelerations. ......."
Originally posted at : http://www.thehumanfactor.in/01052011/storyd.asp?sid=1199&pageno=1

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Arindam Chaudhuri with Anna Hazare, Arvind Kejriwal on Corruption & Lokp...

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Tuesday, 12 July 2011

Passionate About India: THE POWER OF A STING OPERATION!

I remember when Tehelka did the sensational sting exposing the dirty world of Indian defence dealings. To me, it was inspiring. So was each of the stings carried out by them later, and then by India TV quite oft en. And as a mark of respect to the brave torch bearers of sting operations who put almost everything they have at stake to show the world the truth, we at The Sunday Indian started our sting operations cell.

Originally Posted at
www.arindamchaudhuri.blogspot.com

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