This document discusses and compares three styles of management: American, Japanese, and Indian. The American style is short-term oriented and focuses on individual performance, while the Japanese style emphasizes long-term thinking and group performance. Decision-making is typically slow but implementation is fast. The Indian style incorporates elements of both short and long-term orientation, and can focus on either individual or group performance. It also discusses some characteristics and challenges of the Indian management style, such as poor execution, a bossy attitude, and less innovation.