Depends up on the skills you have!!

     I have attended many seminars about MBA studies this discussion come across everywhere.  Experts says it is definitely necessary to become a successful businessman. And I am also felt MBA should be necessary but when I read the stories of some people I changed my opinion. Among those stories this one I inspired most.

      Ganapathy is a guy from a remote village near vizag regret with his studies. And want to do some work When he is on that thought one fellow offered him a job in Mumbai. While going with him by train that guy absconds. Hapless ganapathy has entre in Mumbai railway station. He then searches for a job by wandering through Mumbai roads finally got a job. And his work is washing of tea glasses in a hotel. Slowly he learned how to make tea by the days were gone he become tea master in the same hotel. He catches the pulse of customers and made tea according to that he knew the moods of his customers which one need what type of tea he has learned good skills in tea making owing to that he has got reputation. One person recognizes his talent and offered new business and he like to invest on this boy. So ganapathy separated from that hotel and launched new tea stall with the help of that person he managed the same crowd here also once the tea stall got a good name in that area the greedy partner deceives ganapathy and left him where he is started his life in Mumbai. Regret full ganapathy went back to his village barrowed some money from his friends and starts a new hotel there. Whatever skills he had learned in Mumbai applied here. In general hotels working men wear ugly clothes, without combing hair, and shaving beards look like as goons. But he changed that system everyday neat shave and made a new dress code to workers. He served delicious and good quality food with low prices. He says “it was my success mantra”. He added Chinese noodles to hotel menu. He got a great reputation among surrounding villages as a good dosa master. He mixes Chinese recipes to his dosas and work out them in brilliant way. Likewise he learned 30 different types of dosas. He want to create a name to his brands he named it as dosa plaza and taken patent right to that name and also to 30 verities of dosaas. Dosa plaza name was spread everywhere other hotel people bought his formula and make merry. Ganapathy started new branches all over India. Like that ganapathy become a success full businessman without studying anything perhaps MBA holders can’t do this better. I didn’t mean MBA people start their career with a tea stall but the ideas ganapathy got and the way he mould his career is just awesome. Guess what an IIM-A alumni researched on this topic and she only found these guys failure to success stories and she admitted their stories to public eye. 

well in my view, if u hv good leadership skills, good communication skills, good interpersonal skills and a good sense of business than there is no need to go for MBA bcoz thats what MBA is all about.

but to develop this traits indigenously you need to have a lot of experiences as then only you can wisdom through which these traits are developed.

Is an MBA necessary to become a successful businessman??

lets start discussing!!

Is indian youth really greedy in these days?

Yes, Indian youth becoming greedy because they are giving respect to future in the sense they are very well aware of inevitable future troubles to survive from these worries one should be greedy from early stages of life. Moreover Indian youth thinking intellectually in now a days. During yesteryears younger generation do not optimistic about future they just live up at that span of time no future plans at all. Now the tables are turned people are very optimistic over their future and owing to that reason people are cheapskate.

Some of the reasons for greediness over Indian youth are:

-> Have a great eye about doing business in near future

-> Economic setbacks

-> It seems pathetic but marriage is also one problem

-> unexpected Job lay-offs

Youth in India are becoming greedy by the day !!!

This is the GD topic of MICA .
Lets start discussing .!!!

"When you grow up, you can be whatever you want to be"

"When you grow up, you can be whatever you want to be."well this is the most common dialogue heard in the society!!!!!!but the most pulling back issue about this is people consider this apt only to boys whereas girls are always reminded of"WHAT NOT TO DO",this is a common scene in developing countries.people! let me remind you society includes women also!!MALE CHAUVINISM creates remorseless cycles of discrimination!!!Now this is a call to all those girls-stop feeling pity !!"Don't let our identities to be forged" and "Don't let any one to declare you as second-rated"!!!
Gender discrimination has lately taken ugly forms like(mostly in developing countries)

• Female infanticide
• Physical abuse
• Sex trafficking
  
• Depriving of education
• FEMINIZATION of POVERTY(yes this is true,according to study women are increasingly the ones who suffer the most poverty) and many more to add.
  

But yes there are solutions to these problems through various acts proposed by different governments,the only backdrop is that they don't reach to the people!

The other persistent problem in this tech savvy world is

"Women Work More Than Men But Are Paid Less"

According to a study women cultivate more than half of food that is grown and other such example is cricket!!In country like India cricket is a religion but "do women cricketers get the same benefit as do their counterparts?"The root cause of all of these problems is lack of education.self confidence,social fear!!
Here are some of the links which deal with gender discrimination

www.awid.org
www.pdhre.org/rights/women.html.
"All the women there come out of cocoons,dump hatred,grow respect and fight against the gender inequality"

Gender discriminations in india - krish

Sociologically the word gender refers to the socio-cultural definition of man and woman, the way societies distinguish men and women and assign them social roles. The distinction between sex and gender was introduced to deal with the general tendency to attribute women's subordination to their anatomy. Gender is seen closely related to the roles and behaviour assigned to women and men based on their sexual differences. As soon as a child is born families and society begin the process of gendering. The birth of the son is celebrated, the birth of a daughter filled with pain; sons are showered with love, respect, better food and proper health care. Boys are encouraged to be tough and outgoing; girls are encouraged to be homebound and shy. All these differences are gender differences and they are created by society. Gender inequality is therefore a form of inequality which is distinct from other forms of economic and social inequalities. It dwells not only outside the household but also centrally within it. It stems not only from pre-existing differences in economic endowments between women and men but also from pre-existing gendered social norms and social perceptions. Gender inequality has adverse impact on development goals as reduces economic growth. It hampers the overall well being because blocking women from participation in social, political and economic activities can adversely affect the whole society. Many developing countries including India have displayed gender inequality in education, employment and health. There are vast differences in education level of two sexes. India has witnessed gender inequality from its early history due to its socio-economic and religious practices that resulted in a wide gap between the position of men and women in the society. . UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has stated, "Gender equality is more than a goal in itself. It is a precondition for meeting the challenge of reducing poverty, promoting sustainable development and building good governance." There is a need for new kinds of institutions, incorporating new norms and rules that support equal and just relations between women and men. Today women are organizing themselves to meet the challenges that are hampering their development.

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hello every one....some where in this blog i read,dis is JAB(not Just Another Blog)....we have to prove that rather than saying that.......this blog should not meant for copying some information from net and again upload into this blog as the new post....its makes no sense....do not make this blog a platform for debating.....instead of just posting your views,discuss the problems of the various fields and sectors that are being faced by country like technically backward,poverty line,how to remove poverty,building a strong educational system and lot other.....do not discuss more about faults in any system.... in spite discuss about the ideas to be implemented to remove the flaws in system....it would be ideal if you implement the ideas after coming to conclusion with the blog members or the people around you who agrees with your ideas.....