Good Values, Great Business provides a comprehensive view of values in business, ranging from the basic concepts of ethics to the ethics of business applications that include ethics in the production, advertising, labor and the environment.
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Book Review: Who Blunders and How? by Robin Banerjee
Title: Who Blunders and How? Author: Robin Banerjee Publisher: Sage Publications Genre: Business, Strategy & Management First Publication: 2019 Language: English Book Summary: Who Blunders and How? by Robin Banerjee Many big companies—famous brands, once loved and revered—often disappear into oblivion mainly…
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Book Review: Khantastic by Sanjukta Nandy
True to its title, Khantastic is chock-full of fantastic anecdotes and stories about the Khans, the legends of the Indian Film Industry.
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Book Review: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
In the Book Thief by Markus Zusak, author uses a rich, multi-layered blend of allegory, metaphor and symbolism to create amidst the dirt and depression of Germany during the late 30s and 40s a stark vision of historical and philosophical…
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Book Review: Mirrro at The Weird Wayword by Manoj Kumar Sharma
Mirrro at The Weird Wayward by Manoj Kumar Sharma depicts a world where everyone is either taking advantage of someone else or being taken advantage of, where most of the characters are engaged in a mean, petty, and morally bankrupt…
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Book Review: The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne
Title: The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas Author: John Boyne Publisher: David Fickling Books Genre: Historical Fiction First Publication: 2006 Language: English Major Characters: Bruno, Gretel, Shmuel, Lieutenant Kotler, Pavel Bruno’s Mother and Father, Eva Braun Setting Place: Berlin, Germany and Auschwitz,…
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Book Review: Not Really Indian by Subhashini Prasad
Not Really Indian is ten separate stories which share one overarching theme. All share the theme of Indians who find it easier to hang on their customs than assimilate, creating people proud of their culture yet longing for their old…
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Book Review: Steve Jobs : The Exclusive Biography by Walter Isaacson
Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson is unique in its description of industrial design and products. There are literally hundreds of pages on this topic. One cannot decouple the industrial design decisions from Steve Jobs.
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Book Review: Breaking Philosophy by Nishitha Bujala
Breaking Philosophy is a chilling and thrilling story of intrigue, secrets, lies and plentiful twists. The suspense and tension, and growing air of menace make this an exciting and intensely engaging mystery thriller which I enjoyed reading.
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Book Review: Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell
The story of Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell is a realistic paced tale of two high school students, Eleanor and Park, who find everything in one another on a loud school bus.
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