Decision-making For Managers The Jataka Way
Publisher: Pustakmahal Publishers, New Delhi
Published: 2005
Description: The Jataka stories, over millennia, have been seminal to the development of many civilisations, the cultivation of moral conduct
and good behaviour and the growth of a rich and varied literature in diverse parts of the world. The Buddha himself used Jataka
stories to emphasise the importance of certain moral values.
The stories have also been used in corporate management workshops on decision-making based on traditional Indian values
which tend to be forgotten in today's cut-throat competition.
The authors have collected some of the Jataka tales and appended to each of them insights for enlightened decision-making.
The book concludes with a chapter which will help you tie up your newly discovered decision-making insights to modern
management techniques so that your decisions make the best of both worlds.
Table of contents: title: Contents; title: Introduction; title: 1. Crossing the Wilderness; title: 2. A Good Friend; title: 3. A Lesson for Kings; title: 4. The Lion and the Crane; title: 5. The Demon with the Matted Hair; title: 6. The Great Monkey King; title: 7. The Strong-minded Snake; title: 8. A Gang of Drunkards; title: 9. A Huge Lump of Gold; title: 10. A Prince of Monkeys; title: 11. The Green Wood Gatherer; title: 12. Two Mothers; title: 13. The Wicked Lady and the Buttermilk Wise Man; title: 14. Country Man and City Wife; title: 15. The Fish Who Worked A Miracle; title: 16. The Shovel Wise Man; title: 17. A Motherless Son; title: 18. The Bull Called Delightful; title: 19. The Phony Holy Man; title: 20. One Way Hospitality; title: 21. Poison Dice; title: 22. Fear Maker and Little Archer; title: 23. The Careless Lion; title: 24. Clear-sighted the Great, King of the World; title: Conclusion: Ten Keys to Enlightened Decision-making