ZEN GARDEN:CONVERSATIONS WITH PATHMAKERS ENGLISH

By:

BAGCHI,SUBROTO

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: NEW DELHI PENGUIN BOOKS INDIA Pvt.Ltd. 2013Description: xiv,382ISBN:

978-0-670-08705-1

DDC classification:

658.4092

MANAGEMENTSummary: For the immensely popular column ‘Zen Garden’, which he published in Forbes India for over three years, bestselling business author Subroto Bagchi spoke to some very interesting people. Many, though not all, of the visitors to ‘Zen Garden’ were, like Subroto himself, high-performance entrepreneurs. But the one thing that was common to every guest was that they were pathmakers—rather than choosing to follow the well-trodden path, they had charted new paths that others could tread on. MANAGEMENT,ENTREPRENEUR,PATHMAKERS

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For the immensely popular column ‘Zen Garden’, which he published in Forbes India for over three years, bestselling business author Subroto Bagchi spoke to some very interesting people. Many, though not all, of the visitors to ‘Zen Garden’ were, like Subroto himself, high-performance entrepreneurs. But the one thing that was common to every guest was that they were pathmakers—rather than choosing to follow the well-trodden path, they had charted new paths that others could tread on. MANAGEMENT,ENTREPRENEUR,PATHMAKERS

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