Niraj (A) :Successor's Dilemma in an Indian Family Firm Case Solution
The case explains the dilemma encountered by a youthful MBA individual, Niraj, relating to the choice to enroll in his family's service in India. Niraj actually invested a couple of years overseas, and experiences some stress to sign up with business, while unpredictable of his dreams. The situation likewise explains structure and development of company and family connections. The purpose of the situation is to cultivate conversation on the subject of signing up with the family company. It is of certain importance for lessons with possible followers, e.g. MBA lessons on family companies. The instance likewise shows the requirement for boosted family interaction.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about Operations Management
published: 04 Jan 2003
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