My First Day as an Entrepreneur...
- By e-mail from Veera Mavalwala
The First Milagrow Entrepreneur...
-an e-mail from Veera Mavalwala
Here is an email we received recently from one of the Milagrows.. It represents our entrepreneurial spirit
Dear Friends,
I am very happy to inform you that Milagrow has its first Entrepreneur!
Today I 'retire' after 42 years of service but not from work! I have decided to fulfil a dream of mine which has been 'resting' for a long time but now I think is taking shape - a friend of mine and I are starting an Academy or a 'finishing school', primarily focused on training Executive Assistants of CEOs, MDs and Company Directors. The training will also include Personality Development, Grooming and other related aspects. We will be based in Delhi and hope to commence classes from 1 May 2009. I will keep you posted.
Please do keep in touch. It has been great working with all of you and I pray Milagrow grows to greater heights and Rajeev remains a 'Role Model' for all past and present Milgarowites!
Thanks Rajeev and Shobha for your inspirational and kind words today. All the best!
Why is it difficult to approach Government
- Contributed by Tapan Bhatnagar
As a Senior Minister recently stated during an International conference, “Approaching the Government is for help is like asking for a Kiss of Death”, but what I fail to understand is Why is it that the Government which is Of the People, By the People and For The People portrayed in such a Mafioso style.
Though there can be many reason for this the two reasons I can attribute to this is Corruption and Red Tape. Let me talk from a personal perspective for each of the reasons I have stated.
Ethics for SMEs
-Contributed by Kanak Dutta, Knowledge Buddy
Business ethics set the standard for how your business is conducted. They define the value system of how you operate in the marketplace and within your business. With legal scandals concerning insider trading and employee theft making the news, it is no wonder that businesses are increasingly giving attention to the ethical basis of their business and how to lead in an ethical way. While the examples above seem to be clear-cut breaches of ethics, many ethical dilemmas that are not so clear-cut are faced on a daily basis in business. In fact, there may not even be a “right” or “wrong” answer to the dilemma, but how you deal with it will says much about you and your business.
These decisions are often referred to as being in the “gray” area. They are not black-or-white, but could be argued appropriately either way.
Importance of Business Ethics in your company
