Tag: management

• Going beyond “Management by Exception” – introducing “Management by Inaction”!

  If you have heard or read a little about management/administration theories, then you must have heard about “Management by Exception” (MBE). This simply means that the managers or bosses intervene in the work of their subordinates only when there is a deviation from the set goals/standards/parameters. Until and unless, the subordinates are achieving the set…

  AnupamSinghal_the_dreamer

  Sep 30, 2026

  A better tomorrow, A figment of my mind, organization-theory, philosophy, public administration

  administration, company, goals, management, Management by exception, Management by Inaction, management theory, MBE, MBI, organization, subordinates, superiors, theory

• Means more important than the end?- the curious case of Bhishma Pitamah

  I have had the fortune of learning from some of the great teachers. One among them was Prof. Satya Chaitanya, who was a faculty at the famous XLRI, Jamshedpur. We had 1 week of Management Development Programme (MDP) during our training at TATA Steel, which was hosted by XLRI. And there we met many legendary…

  AnupamSinghal_the_dreamer

  Apr 15, 2026

  A figment of my mind, Blast from the past, Inspiration, philosophy, public administration

  Bhishma, ends, goals, leader, Mahabharata, management, means, people management, Shri Krishna, teacher, training, war, XLRI