Trilok Kumar Jain Boeken

A large number of organizations are not planning for their revival. They look at costs as costs, which is not proper. Some costs are investments. The most important investment is on building skills and competencies across organization. This is possible through training and development. Along with training and development, people need regular mentoring, guidance and support to build required attitudes and habits. Entrepreneurs and CEOs have to create right role models and build resilient teams so that the organizations are able to build truly engaging organizations. These organizations can become so powerful that they can become institutions, capable of influencing societies, governments and other bodies. The most important task here is to understand the role and importance of training and development. This book presents an introductory discussion for beginners about how to look at the organizational revival, training and development issues.

In contrast to common belief, the author vehemently argues that demonetization, digitalisation and GST implementation must be viewed in light of broader and grand objectives. The present E-book presents an alternate and different perspective on the subject.The writer, has stirred a large number of audiences through his engaging discourses on this subject. Based on his novel ideas and presentations, this ebook has been prepared to stir the readers for the ultimate goal of transformation of India. The views and ideas of the author are always appreciated by the listeners and therefore the author has been addressing a large number of audiences in different schools, colleges, universities and public meetings. This e-book should help those who have not been able to listen to the author personally. The ideas of the author come in direct language, which is easy and engaging.

This book is on the number one Goal (SDG Goal number 1) -to fight poverty. Poverty is not a natural calamity. It is a man-made problem. Due to the anomalies in public policies and due to various limitations in our policies, we have created such systems that many people are not able to take advantages of the modernity. The progress is lopsided and it benefits only those who are able to access and avail the opportunities thrown by the modern systems and operations. The author presents this book to writers, thinkers, academicians, philosophers to discuss, argue and suggest suitable measures with regard to what to do fro the transformation of India.