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How EMIRATES is WINNING when Other AIRLINES are going BANKRUPT? Business Case Studies
We all know what Richard Brandon meant when he said, ‘If you want to be a Millionaire, start with a billion dollars and launch a new airline.’ This is because the aviation business in one of the most expensive and yet one of the least profitable businesses in…
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This SECRET Brand is KILLING Nike and Adidas in India? | Decathlon Business Case Study
If you are want to learn how to build a sustainable business in a hyper competitive market this episode is for you. If you are someone who wants to learn to to spot a gap in a crowded market this episode is for you!! Because the story that I am about to tell…
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HR Learning of the Day Adaption-Innovation theory
Adaption-Innovation (A-I) Theory, developed by Michael Kirton, explains how individuals and organizations solve problems and adapt to change. It categorizes people into two cognitive styles:
1. Adapters – Prefer structured problem-solving, efficiency, and working within existing rules.
2. Innovators…
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How did INDIA Take Control of The DIAMOND INDUSTRY of the World? | Business Case Study
Diamond Industry | Surat – Diamond City of India | Business Case Study – Think School
Surat in the Indian state of Gujarat, known as the diamond city of India, is set to open the world’s largest diamond market. The diamond industry of India is one of the… -
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How Masters union is building a Harvard for India? : Business case study
Hi everybody,
The Indian economy has been growing at a phenomenal pace in the past 2 decades, and you must have seen that India is getting a lot of global attention. This is because, in the past 40 years, the world has seen China go from a poor nation to now a… -
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How did Dr Velumani turn Thyrocare into a 3000 crore company? : Thyrocare case study
Diabetes and Thyroid have been 2 of the fastest-growing diseases in the country. According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), India had 77 million (say with impact) adults living with diabetes in 2019. And about 42 million people in India…
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HR Learning of the Day Kenshō
Kenshō (見性) is a Zen Buddhist concept meaning “seeing one’s true nature.” It represents a moment of profound realization or enlightenment, often described as a sudden insight into the nature of existence and the self. Unlike full enlightenment (Satori), Kenshō is considered an initial awakening, a glimpse into…
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