A Handbook For Indian Managers To Survive All Things Organizational Appalled by the latest Radia revelations about your corporate heroes? Sick of the ‘nurturing talent like tiny plants' spiel doled out by most management manuals? Wondering why they never acknowledge the ugly truth about success: that the trick is either to use your cunning and flattery to rise to the ranks of those who lay down the rules, or at least learn how to massage the egos of the rule makers? Here finally is a candid, hands-on guide to surviving in the Indian corporate world, complete with a questionnaire to help you identify the particular malevolent subspecies your boss can be classified under. Designed as a handbook for the Indian executive to survive and prosper, the wisdom it contains is pertinent – if not very nice. About the Author Vijay Nair wears the diverse and multiple hats of Organization Coach and Consultant, Fiction Writer/ Critic, Columnist and Theatre Director. He has a Postgraduate Diploma in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations from XLRI, Jamshedpur. In 2004, Vijay was awarded the British Council Charles Wallace Award and was the Writer in Residence at the University of Kent, Canterbury from January to March 2005. In 2006, Vijay's first novel Master of Life Skills was published by HarperCollins India. In 2007, he was sponsored by the US State Department to attend the International Writers Program hosted by the University of Iowa. He was also the writer in residence at City of Asylum, Pittsburgh in the same year. Vijay has just completed his second novel, The Colour of Kurinji.