Raja Venkateswar, a visionary and ardent tech enthusiast, has written his first book, “Memories, Movies and Management,” which expresses his thoughts. A mind transparent as crystal and as broad as a blue canopy. The book is written in an approachable tone and is both insightful and funny. This is a highly insightful read, yet being simple to read. Highly recommended for everyone who appreciates using and understanding leadership principles in a compassionate way. The speech from Indian cinema that is used as instruction also works as a beautiful metaphor.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Raja, who was raised in Kolkata and completed his education at St. Lawrence, has attempted to enrol in four international universities: the University of Sydney, the IE Business School, the University of Chicago, and the Indian Institute of Technology. He had to climb some extremely tall peaks, cross Amazonian jungles, and suffer a few snake and piranha bites along the way. He lives in Sydney, Australia, at the moment, and he and his pet hen often share ideas for letters. He is usually this book. It is evident how much he loves films, people, and thoughtful discussion of significant management issues since it is said from the heart.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
His excitement for authoring a book grew as he and the team constructively questioned the numerous managerial options available. His selected theory of management is illustrated by 21 of his favourite Hindi films. “I’ve watched Agneepath eight times in ten days,” should tell you how much Raja enjoys watching films. His depth of knowledge and generosity has been inspiring. His book, which is both authentic and intriguing on a personal level (you’ll learn a lot about films!) and professional one (you’ll learn even more about what is crucial for your business), reflects all of this.<\/p>\n\n\n\n