The Talent Sutra : Dhan ka Bhartiya Drishtikon (Hindi Edition)

In Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, Saraswati is the goddess of knowledge. Her name derives from the flow of imagination (saras). Human imagination enables us to discover, create new paths, visualize, plan, and mitigate risks. However, in the world of business and management, imagination is considered a bad word. It deprives us of certainty. We want to control the imagination of those who work for us, preventing their minds from distracting them from their work. Yet, every person lives in a visualized reality. Knowing this helps us work with talent, build strong relationships, and prepare people to face any situation with loyalty and patience. Failure to recognize imagination is the reason why family-run businesses are unable to manage professionals, and professionally run companies create ineffective and mechanical talent management systems. Training, education, and development are not just about skills, knowledge, and abilities, but about appreciating human beings. Its about recognizing that neither we nor the people around us are programmable machines that we can play with. Managing people and relationships is essential to running any organization. Adapted from Devdutt Patnaiks influential bestseller Business Sutra, this book addresses concepts such as creativity in the workplace, nurturing talent, and the importance of teamwork. This book will help employers and managers become more effective leaders and engage their teams.