Abhinav Kumar never failed to enjoy his company’s establishment-day jamboree. That was one time in the year when his company, Total Industries, really splurged on its employees. Assistant managers and about 122 of them-would be flown into Mumbai from all the branch offices, and lodged in hotels for 2 days. The get-together cost the company Rs. 50 lakhs, but Kumar knew it was a small price to pay for the camaraderie it generated.. After all, Total was no longer the textile peddling, one-man outfit his grand-father had founded back in 1927. Rather, it was a Rs. 6,000 crores plus conglomerate with interest in consumer electronics, switchgears, batteries, soaps and oils...refer the case study
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an interesting solution for the case given above
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do have a look!!!