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July 28, 2008Posted on 07/28/2008 in Indian Premier League
Management skills learnt from the IPL
Rajesh Padmanabhan in the Economic Times looks at aspects in which companies can benefit from emulating strategies implemented in the Indian Premier League. One such example relates to enjoying your work.
Fun is an essential ingredient for life and the IPL format has this in abundance. Right from the high profile launch, to peppy theme songs, to adrenaline pumping cheerleaders, the tournament was like a carnival. Entertainment replaced the classical version of the colonially dictated approach to the game. The corporate world needs to take a leaf out of the format and include an ideal proportion of fun at the work place.
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