Corporate Lessons from a Bank Robbery Incident
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The document discusses lessons that can be learned from a bank robbery in Chennai, India. It describes how the robbers shouted at people in the bank but everyone remained quiet, exemplifying changing conventional thinking. It also discusses how experience is more valuable than qualifications, taking advantage of unfavorable situations, verifying the amount stolen, finding happiness over job responsibilities, seizing opportunities, and turning situations to one's advantage.
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Corporate Lessons from a Bank Robbery Incident
- 1. CORPORATE LESSONS FROM A BANK ROBBERY Thursday 18 July 13
- 2. During a robbery in Chennai - Tamil Nadu, the bank robbers shouted at everyone in the bank. Everyone in the bank laid down quietly. This is called “Mind Changing Concept”.. Changing the conventional way of thinking.. Thursday 18 July 13
- 3. When a lady lay near the table provocatively, the robber shouted at her... This is called “Being Professional” ..... Focus only on what you wanted to do... Thursday 18 July 13
- 4. Back at home. the younger robber (an MBA grad) told the old robber who has only completed 6th grade - but has 20 years of robbery experience.. This is called “Experience” ..... Now-a-days, experience counts more than paper qualifications / certificates. Thursday 18 July 13
- 5. After the robbery incident, the Bank Manager asked the Supervisor to call the Police.. But, the Supervisor replied him otherwise... This is called “Swim with the Tide” ..... Converting an unfavorable situation to your advantage ! Thursday 18 July 13
- 6. Next day, news channels reported that $100 million was robbed from the bank. Surprised, the robbers counted it and there was just $20 million.. This is called “Knowledge is worth as much as Gold”..We need to know what we have done. Thursday 18 July 13
- 7. Meanwhile, at the bank, the Supervisor and the Manager were talking.. This is called “Killing Boredom”.. Personal happiness is more important than your job.. Thursday 18 July 13
- 8. The Bank Manager acknowledged it and he was happy that his losses in the share market are now covered by this robbery incident... This is called “Seizing the opportunity”.. Dare to take risks & seize the opportunities that come on your way ! Thursday 18 July 13
- 9. Be Smart,Act Quickly and Turn the situation favorable to you !! Thursday 18 July 13