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The Learning Factory

How the Leaders of Tata became Nation Builders

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The Learning Factory

Written by: Arun Maira
Narrated by: Shrishendu Banerjee
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 Founded in 1868 by Jamshetji Tata, the Tata Group symbolizes the great Indian story of hope, growth and phenomenal success.The group played the role of a nation builder in post- independent India. Its companies were headed by legendary chairpersons, all of whom firmly believed in the importance of continuously learning and growing. What can we learn from the individual stories that come together to form this inspiring narrative? Like all great successes, this isn't one story-it is many accounts that are so powerful that the whole is so much greater than the sum of all its parts. In The Learning Factory, Arun Maira narrates people-centric episodes that bring alive the values of the Tata Group, standards that combine the high-velocity practices as well as the old-fashioned principles that make the Tata Group the giant it is today. With insightful stories of conduct that are as practically implementable as they are inspiring, this is a blueprint for the individual as well as the business that seeks success through its community of leaders, workers and thinkers. Business Leaders Entrepreneurship Leadership Management & Leadership Professionals & Academics Self-Help Small Business & Entrepreneurship Success
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The story line is very engaging. However, there are plenty of sentences were repeatedly told in many chapters. The narration could have been better.

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Nice anecdotes of great interactions by visionaries of tata enterprises. Many new things are learnt.

Highly thankful to him for showcasing such anecdotes through his book for bringing a dea changes in Indian industry.

Wish Mr. Arun Maira a great success in his new roles.

Tatas' contribution to skills

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