The Smell of the Place by Sumantra Ghoshal
The link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUddgE8rI0E provides a glimpse of what Sumantra Ghoshal, one of India's NRI management gurus thinks about the Quality of Management in various companies, in his own words. He calls it The Smell of the Place. Interesting..
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3 comments:
Good one!
What does India's NRI really mean?
It sounds like 'raw sewage' or 'outer space' - i.e. is there any other kind?
Just pulling the limb mate.
Redundancy draws the attention, I guess.
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