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Management Insights from Bhagavad Gita: A Guide to Managerial Effectiveness

Explore how the ancient text of Bhagavad Gita offers insights into modern management practices. Learn how principles like work commitment, motivation, and leadership from the Gita can enhance managerial effectiveness. Discover pearls of wisdom for transforming your managerial approach.

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Management Insights from Bhagavad Gita: A Guide to Managerial Effectiveness

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  1. CORPORATE GITAManagement as perceived by BhagavadGita

  2. The BhagavadGita is an ancient Indian spritiual and philosophical text and is more than 5000 years old.

  3. Objectives of the Paper • The philosophy of BhagavadGita should not only be viewed from spiritual perspectives but also as a guide in developing Managerial Effectiveness. • Modern Managers can highly benefit from BhagavadGita.

  4. PEARLS OF ANCIENT WISDOM When Arjuna saw his friends and relatives he was de-motivated. Sri Krishna played the role of teacher (management trainer, developer) to revive Arjuna’s motivation.

  5. Work Commitment A popular verse in the Gita advises ‘detachment’ from the fruits or results of action performed in the course of one’s duty.

  6. Motivation Sri Krishna focuses on the intrinsic motivation more then extrinsic motivation.

  7. Management needs those who practice what they preach “Whatever the excellent and best ones do, the commoners follow” says Sri Krishna in the Gita. “

  8. PEARLS OF ANCIENT WISDOM • Work Results • Work Ethics • Transformational Leadership • Utilization of available Resources

  9. Thank You

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