Management lessons from mahabharatam script

This a project report from management lessons from mahabharatham

2. Management.LJ&;;ii~ons from ''Mahabh
•!•LEADERSHIP
•!•TEAM
SPIRIT
•!•INDIVIDUAL MOTIVES
•!•COMMITMENT
•!•PR MAINTENANCE
•!•COMMUNICATION
•!• DIVISION OF WORK
•!•WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

3. • Kauraves : Kauraves had a one man leadership hierarchy .the whole of
the army was under one person's command.
• Pandavas : Pandavas had a distributes leadership.
• Management Lesson:
SHARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES.

4. • Kauravas : kauravas had no team spirit . They all fought their
individual wars.
• Pandavas : pandavas had one team spirit . One goal .pandavas always
worked towards a common goal.
• Management lesson :
WORK TO<iETHER AS A TEAM AND MAKE
DECISIONS ...<fS A 6ROUP FOR BETTER RESUl TS.

5. 3.INDIVIDUAL MOTIVES
• Kauravas : Except for Duryodhana nobody wanted the war.
• Pandavas : common goal. But each individual had
their individual
targets,
their own agenda.
• Management lesson:
TH£ Rl6HT TEAi.vi IS lJADE BY S£LECTIN6
Tf!E R/61-IT INDIVIDUA:l OH PERSON.

6. 4.PR Maintenance
• Maintaining Public Relations is one of the most
accurate keys to success. It helps in getting the right
quality support from the right people at the right time. It
was a result of the public relations maintained by
Dhritarashtra with Bhishma Pitamah, Dronacharya, and
other important leaders who were willing to support the
Kauravas even when they knew the result .
•
Management lesson : MANA6£.A,f£NT AS 600D PUBLIC
RELATIONS
MUST BE MAIJVTAINED I¥1TH THE EAfPLOYEES,
SUPPLIERS, l1IHOLESAL£RS, AND OTflER ENTITIES OF THE
EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT. IT IS VERY f!ELPFUL IN SURV!Vl1V6
IN THE HARD TIMES OF THE BUS/1VESS CYCLE.

7. • Bhishma Pitamah and Dronacharya fought on behalf
of the Kauravas even when they knew that they would
lose the battle and their lives. They had their chances of
disrespecting the kingdom of Hastinapur which was
under the Kauravas and moving to the Pandavas but
they did not

8. .. I . I '
• Listening skills
• Convincing skills
• Motivating skills

9. IONOF
• Mahabharata is an excellent example of the principle of
division of work. Bheem, the strongest of all the
Pandavas, with the power of a hundred elephants; killed
all
the hundred Kauravas alone with his
strength. Sahadev was an expert with swords who killed
Shakuni.
Nakul wan an expert with ayurveda .
•
Management lesson :RIGHT WORI( TO THE EMPLOYEES
ACCORDIN6
TO THEIR S/{/llS A,VD TALENT.

10. women empowerment is one of the most important
management lessons to be learned by the Mahabharat.
The sheer misbehavior done by Draupadi became the
foundation of the Mahabharat. The respect for women
was to be imparted to the coming generations through
the battle.
Management Lesson : EMPOWER WOMEN

11. MANAGEMENT LESSON FROM MAHABHARATA
• Turn your weakness into strength
• Share your responsibilities
• Turn enemies
into allies
• The right man
for the right job
• Right strategy at right time
• Know your enemies and challenges
•
Take calculated risk
• Empower women