Jeyes

17/12/2020

Shri Arup Sinha, ED(RS), SR, Indian Oil, launching Paperback Edition of "The Bookwallah MBA" in Chennai today, in the presence of Ms Kavitha Ravikumar, Ch.Manager(L&D),SR, Indian Oil. 😀

21/05/2017

In meditation with the sleeping Budha .

25/10/2015

Even as we were holidaying in Dubai, happy to share "The Paanwallah MBA" moved to 'Chennai Authiors' shelf of Odyssey Chain of Book Stores in Gandhi Nagar, Adyar & Tiruvanmiyur, Chennai as well as at Coimbatore.

www.notionpress.com/read/the-paanwallah-mba

12/10/2015

Moving from text to context:

The New Indian Express interviews The 'Quirky' Paanwallah MBA in Edex (Education Express) in 'good reads'...

Njoy the fun learning...

http://epaper.newindianexpress.com/c/6851921

Dated 12 Oct 2015

10/10/2015

Retailers Association of India Journal "Storai" lists 'The Paanwallah MBA' in its Retail Reading Page.....

"The New HR JD" by G R Venkatesh of Reliance Retail and "The HR Dinosaurs" by Seema Nambiar of McDonald's India, Cover page articles also make interesting reading.

Link:http://rai.net.in/images/STOrai/July-August-2015.pdf

Njoy the new insights....

10/10/2015

Retailers Association of India Journal "Storai" lists 'The Paanwallah MBA' in its Retail Reading Page.....

"The New HR JD" by G R Venkatesh of Reliance Retail and "The HR Dinosaurs" by Seema Nambiar of McDonald's India, Cover page articles also make interesting reading.

Link:http://rai.net.in/images/STOrai/July-August-2015.pdf

Njoy the new insights....

08/10/2015

'The Paanwallah MBA' is now sitting the shelves of the grand-old and famous Higginbothams Book Stores....Plunge into the Funwallah...

You may also order online at: www.notionpress.com/read/the-paanwallah-mba

02/10/2015

My experiments with Tooth:

I am no Gandhi. I have great respect for him. I normally tell the truth, and that’s all. Why ‘experiment’ with it? My problem is with my tooth....

“An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind,” said Gandhi. But ‘a tooth for a tooth’ was okay with me as long as they were mine. My dentist offered to remove both of them in one sitting. Like the ‘Buy one, Get one free’ offers of today. He put me on his chair and approached me, ‘armed to the teeth’ with his pliers. Contrary to my belief, the lion’s share of my problem, the canine, came out painlessly with a single twist. But the dentist had to fight ‘tooth and nail’ to remove my ailing grinder. The aftermath was deadly and I felt like I ‘just escaped by the skin of my teeth’.

Have you noticed, guava, otherwise a sweet fruit, has surprisingly seeds of same size of the cracks in our teeth!

When there are more ‘false’ teeth than original in my mouth, I can only ‘experiment with tooth’.

Have a brush with the Funwallah MBA....Part-2 has a riot of fun. Your tooth ache will go....but there could be stomach ache...!

www.notionpress.com/read/the-paanwallah-mba

Management wisdom need not be learnt from books and lectures alone – one can pick up the basics of running a business even from the local paanwallah.Learning is a personal process, and it happens more outside the classrooms than inside. Life skills gathered from experience stand one in good stead. T…

27/09/2015

“Hard work never killed anybody, but why take a chance?” said Edgar Bergen, the American comedian.

Classifying your work as Important, Urgent, Not Urgent and Not Important, and giving priority to ‘Important’ ones, makes your work life smooth. Unimportant but Urgent work gets neglected automatically. Confusing?

Then there is another way to deal with the hard work. Delegate some Urgent work, or innocently ask the boss on ‘how to do it’. He will be more than happy to show you how, and end up doing most part of it. In the meanwhile you can do the ‘Important’ ones, which produce the results that matter to your role and the organisation. And this is smart work.

Hope my boss is not reading this!

More laughing stock in the funwallah mba....

24/09/2015

This kola veri dubs mash is fun watching...

Fun Learning from Paanwallah MBA book by Jeyes. Its kola veri

19/09/2015

The Funny Oxymoron : It is 'simply difficult' to find an oxymoron in our everyday talk, but if we look keenly, locating it is a 'definite possibility'. In fact, if an oxymoron is 'found missing' in our day-to-day conversation we would feel 'humbly proud'.
Many a time, oxymoron are created by a slip of tongue. When we are addressing a 'small crowd' gathered for the 'farewell reception' of an office colleague, we start by sincerely tracing his 'recent history' in the organisation, which appears to be his 'true story', but the audience understands the 'common differences' between us in view of the fights we had, but choose to maintain an 'expressive silence' which was their 'only choice'.
After all this while if you have come to a 'preliminary conclusion' that this whole thing is just a word play, you are 'clearly confused'. You see, it is 'serious fun!'
Ha ha...Plunge into the Funwallah MBA....