Corporate Chanakya

I will give this book a rating of 3 out of 5.
It dwells broadly on Leadership, Management and Training. Author quotes 175 verses from Arthashastra and explains the meaning and relevance to the respective field in Management. The book covers areas like business organization, strategy, decision making, finance, time management and responsibilities of a leader.  I found few chapters well written for the corporate world but others are just useful to management graduates.

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