Indra

We can see from mythology that people from across the world generally see thunder and lightning as a symbol for power. We can see this in the Greek, Norse, and Hindu mythologies with the Greek god, Zeus; the Hindu god, Indra; and the Norse god, Thor, all having power related to thunder and lightning. The Greek, Hindu, and Norse cultures all viewed powerful people as leaders; they also viewed thunder and lightning as a symbol for power. The chief gods of these cultures have many other things in common

"Creation of the Universe" gives insight on the Hindu beliefs of how the universe, and all things in it, came to be. The author explains that the Purusa ("Man") was both a sacrifice and the recipient of a sacrifice as his body formed all things in the universe. This not only explains the way of which the world and all living things came to be, but even how the four social classes of Hinduism (the Brahmin, Warriors, People, and servants) formed, which was probably to establish more trust and justification

We all once in our life have been criticised as a good or an evil person. No matter how cruel or how nice we are, people have a tendency to misunderstand us as someone we are not. People always judge someone from their own point of view which is again questionable, it can be right or it can be wrong. Some time people judge suiting to their circumstances or what their mind makes them think in that particular situation. We often claim that specific person is good or evil whereas its just a judgement

show-off. If my motherland was a selfless hermit, the heaven was a hedonist beauty. If the Indraloka was so attractive, then how attractive Indra would be? After the discussion, I was supposed to come out of the chariot as if for a display. That time I could see without any hindrance and Indradeva could also see me. I remembered my first encounter with Indra. He was visiting my father in the ashram. His chariot was in the garden and I sat in it pretending to navigate it. As soon as I saw him returning

Leader Comparison and Critique: Steve Jobs & Indra Nooyi Lauren Murphy GBA 500 Centenary College In 1978, J.M. Burns defined successful leaders as being transformational rather than transactional. Burns described the transformational leader as having recognized the organization as a complex system in a chaotic environment. The leader has also responded to complexity by being aware of change. The transformational leader has established a shared vision and inspired the organization to

1. Using the theories of personality discussed in the chapter, identify at least three dimensions of Mark Wilson's personality? Among the five dimensions of personality I could able to find * openness to experience – because mark Wilson always follows an open door policy to all employees to share their innovative thoughts, experience, suggestions, thoughts and what is happening in company. * Agreeableness- I noticed his strong compassion to employees in providing health insurance policies and compassion

Presently as per Jim Collins 5 levels of – Good to Great Leadership Model', Indra Nooyi falls under level 3 & 4. That is, she is an equipped chief and also a successful pioneer. Indra has faith in ability. She says that – "Unless you are a specialist in your picked field, you will get no place. You will be known just on the off chance that you turn into a specialist. In anything, take a choice measuring everything for and against it. When you have chosen, never falter from it. You ought to convey

In order to appease the Lord of Gods Indra (Amitabh Bachchan), custodian of rain, a grand fire sacrifice is being conducted at the palace under the guidance of the Chief Priest, Paravasu (Jackie Shroff). As this sacrifice draws to its close, our story begins. Paravasu is the elder son of the

Vamadevan Ganesh Fall 2014 Dowling College Term Paper On Indra Nooyi, CEO , PepsiCo 11/04/14 There are many successful female entrepreneurs, in today’s corporate world. Some are successful in making their company profitable by focusing on market demand. Some are focused more on its employees and the environment. There are quite a few who give equal importance to its employees and the environment at the same time catering to market needs thereby satisfying investors

1. What is PepsiCo’s corporate strategy? Briefly identify the business strategies that PepsiCo is using in each of its consumer business segments in 2008. PepsiCo’s corporate strategy had diversified, in 2008, the company into salty and sweet snacks, soft drinks, orange juice, bottled water, and ready-to-eat drink teas and coffees, purified and functional waters, isotonic beverages, hot and ready-to-eat breakfast cereals, grain-based products, and breakfast condiments. Strategies that kept their