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Management Theories from Mahabharata

What has been Taught... And then Told by Some... And Understood by Us... are all DifferentLong Story Short...
What Draupati and Five Pandavas Mean.
Five Fingers of Our Hand resembles Five Pandavas.
The Strongest Thumb Finger is Bheema, Our Core PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH, which stands out of the Five Finger, that keeps us above the Crowd.
The index Finger describes Yudhistra, known for Morality, Truth and Righteousness, is the PRINCIPLES & ETHICS that sets Our Direction towards our Goals.
The Middle Finger is Arjuna, the Man of ACTION with Extreme Accuracy, resembles Our Work Habits & Expertise.
The Ring Finger is Sahadeva, the man of INTUTION & PREDICTION, is What make Leaders in their Profession. That’s Why this Finger has the Honour to Wear Gold Ring.
The Smallest of the Finger is Nakula, was trained in ADMINISTRATION and Military Arts, resembles the Administrative System which can Grow Our Profession beyond Our Presence.
The Draupati is Us, when We are Coupled with these Five Qualities is What Makes us the Leader.
Even with these Five Strenghts, some Times Like Draupati, We may be Humiliated in Mid of the Crowd But Finally When we Surrender Ourselves to GOD, We Gain Back all that has Lost.
What has been Taught... And then Told by Some... And Understood by Us... are all Different

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