Sanjeev Prasher (7 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condition: New. pp. vi + 386.

Condition: New. pp. vi + 386 Index 1st Edition.

Condition: New. pp. vi + 386.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. 1. Functional management an introduction. 2. Accountability of functional managers. 3. Business ethics. 4. Personnel management an introduction. 5. Job analysis. 6. Recruitment selection and placement. 7. Training and development. 8. Merit rating. 9. Job enlargement and job enrichment. 10. Production management. 11. Production planning and control. 12. Components of production process. 13. Inventory control. 14. Quality control. 15. Financial management introduction. 16. Financial planning. 17. Capital structure. 18. Ratio analysis. 19. Budget and budgetary controls. 20. Marketing management. 21. Consumer behaviour. 22. Marketing research. 23. Product planning and development. 24. Pricing. 25. Channels of distribution. 26. Sales promotion techniques. 27. Branding trademark and patent. Questions. Globalisation is leading to competitive challenges that companies presently facing and will face in the present millennium. This is leading to growing importance of management as discipline. Today it is not merely what it does but it is the art of getting things done by providing active leadership. It is a social process which involves judgement and decision making to attain pre established goals by the direction of human performance along pre established lines. When the dynamics of business environment is touching new vistas management help forecast plans organise command co ordinate and control. This book is an attempt to define and illustrate the basic concept of management and its various functional aspects besides being an endeavour to meet out the needs of aspiring management professionals. 386 pp.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Under the Same SkyLove, Courage, and Ordinary Lives in a World at WarThe Second World War changed the world-but it also changed ordinary lives in quiet, deeply personal ways.Under the Same Sky is a collection of eighteen heartfelt stories about people who found love, courage, hope, and companionship while living through one of the darkest periods of modern history.From the bomb-shelters of London and the factories of Coventry to the beaches of Normandy, the streets of liberated Paris, the Italian countryside, the Norwegian coast, and the American home front, these stories follow ordinary men and women whose lives are shaped by extraordinary circumstances.A nurse sits beside a wounded soldier and discovers an unexpected reason to hope. A young woman working in a wartime factory finds love in the quiet companionship of a fellow worker. A French woman meets an American correspondent on the day Paris is liberated. Across oceans and battlefields, letters become lifelines, promises become anchors, and small acts of kindness become sources of strength.These are not stories about generals or famous battles. They are stories about people-about waiting for someone to come home, holding on to a promise, sharing a meal during rationing, rebuilding after destruction, finding laughter in difficult times, and discovering that love can survive even when almost everything else is uncertain.Each story stands on its own, yet together they create a larger portrait of wartime humanity: love alongside loss, courage alongside fear, and hope alongside uncertainty.Under the Same Sky is ultimately a reminder that history is not lived only in great events. It is lived in kitchens, railway stations, hospital wards, village streets, factories, cafes, farms, and quiet rooms-where ordinary people continue to love, endure, remember, and hope.Eighteen stories. Eighteen journeys. One shared human experience beneath the same sky. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Under the Same SkyLove, Courage, and Ordinary Lives in a World at WarThe Second World War changed the world-but it also changed ordinary lives in quiet, deeply personal ways.Under the Same Sky is a collection of eighteen heartfelt stories about people who found love, courage, hope, and companionship while living through one of the darkest periods of modern history.From the bomb-shelters of London and the factories of Coventry to the beaches of Normandy, the streets of liberated Paris, the Italian countryside, the Norwegian coast, and the American home front, these stories follow ordinary men and women whose lives are shaped by extraordinary circumstances.A nurse sits beside a wounded soldier and discovers an unexpected reason to hope. A young woman working in a wartime factory finds love in the quiet companionship of a fellow worker. A French woman meets an American correspondent on the day Paris is liberated. Across oceans and battlefields, letters become lifelines, promises become anchors, and small acts of kindness become sources of strength.These are not stories about generals or famous battles. They are stories about people-about waiting for someone to come home, holding on to a promise, sharing a meal during rationing, rebuilding after destruction, finding laughter in difficult times, and discovering that love can survive even when almost everything else is uncertain.Each story stands on its own, yet together they create a larger portrait of wartime humanity: love alongside loss, courage alongside fear, and hope alongside uncertainty.Under the Same Sky is ultimately a reminder that history is not lived only in great events. It is lived in kitchens, railway stations, hospital wards, village streets, factories, cafes, farms, and quiet rooms-where ordinary people continue to love, endure, remember, and hope.Eighteen stories. Eighteen journeys. One shared human experience beneath the same sky. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…