In the Wonderland of Indian Managers
By Sharu Rangnekar
Illustrations by R.K. Laxman
(Published by Associated Personnel Services, 1973 2nd Edition, 134 Pages
Sharu Rangnekar’s In the Wonderland of Indian Managers is a brilliantly crafted satirical commentary on corporate management in India, offering an amusing yet thought-provoking perspective on how Indian managers function in their daily roles.
Using humor as a tool to dissect managerial challenges, Rangnekar discusses everything from power struggles, office hierarchies, ineffective decision-making, and the art of passing responsibility to the challenges of navigating an environment often influenced by bureaucracy and tradition. The book paints a hilariously accurate picture of the Indian corporate world, making it relatable for anyone who has worked in an office setting.
Accompanied by R.K. Laxman’s iconic cartoons, the book not only informs but also entertains, making it a delightful read for professionals and students alike. While the tone is humorous, the book offers sharp insights into workplace culture, making it as relevant today as it was when first published.
For those looking to understand Indian management styles, gain insights into organizational behavior, or simply enjoy a lighthearted yet meaningful read, this book is a classic must-have.
- Satirical Approach to Management – Highlights the idiosyncrasies of Indian corporate culture with humor and realism.
- R.K. Laxman’s Illustrations – The legendary cartoonist adds a visual charm to the book with his sharp and witty sketches.
- Anecdotes from Indian Workplaces – Real-life scenarios showcase the bureaucratic red tape, decision-making dilemmas, and office politics.
- Practical Insights with Humor – Provides valuable management lessons while keeping the tone light and engaging.
- A Must-Read for Professionals – Ideal for managers, employees, business students, and entrepreneurs looking to understand workplace dynamics in India.
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