THE MD TALKS - Full Version

[@surajshahapure]

I don't belong to Elgi (yet) but I work in a competitor company, I have watched the full interview of Mr. Jairam Vadararaj and it is mind blowing and very insightful, I can see into his eyes that this all wisdom came from many setbacks, failures, and agility to become competitive and experience. Got to learn lots of things which I might have taken 20+ years to learn in my career. Thank you very much 😊

[@benkoops1924]

I’m still absorbing this and so compelled to listen, I can’t get back to work. Dr. Jairam Varadaraj shares his journey at ELGi with his son, putting in terms from experience, how to genuinely confir on every manager, white and blue collar, the vision, process, strategy and wisdom to advance a company down to the individual on the assembly line, impact effectiveness and feeling important to the cause. The epitome of a true global leader. Best I've heard on the subject. Thank you for the years or test and triumph it took to gain this insight and for the common decensy to share it with us! Ben Koops

[@hemuchat]

It looks like i have learned all the Management lessons from a great institution. Great son and father pair. It Made me feel a proud Indian. Thank you !!

[@benkoops1924]

I am sending this to all the presidents, VP's, and managers down to the Territory Sales MAnager and SUpply Chain persons I have worked with in my 20 years of recruiting. So good. Ben Koops Career Path Recruiting

[@vasulv]

Clarity of dr Jairam is amazing Thanks a lot for sharing...

[@lakshmikanth6938]

I love this wonderful person who never comes in public valga valamudan Lakshmi kanth from zamin Uthukuli

[@premkumarkvi]

Dr.Jairam varadharaj is a visionary leader.Although I left ELGI, I often remember the cherisble moments which I learnt as the best practices of the industry. His thought process & long term vision are really amazing .Almost a decade I was associated with ELGI ,I Wish them all the best for their future endeavours.

[@sandheepkumarvb]

May I know why you have to leave such an incredible organisation?

[@benkoops1924]

This CEO also shares the incredible boundaries of going from a little company that had International business as maybe an appendage to being a business that develped International business as the focus. Yes thinking globally, acting locally until you are a global influence. Dr. Jairam Varadaraj shares his journey at ELGi with his son, putting in terms from experience, how he genuinely conferred on every manager, white and blue collar, the vision, process, strategy and wisdom to advance a company down to the individual on the assembly line, impact effectiveness and feeling important to the cause. Not only for his company but concern for the future of the individuals you are managing that bottom line they are here to earn an income and feel an important part in the process. Else we can all become zombies at the job. The epitome of a true global leader. Best I've heard on the subject. Thank you for the years or test and triumph it took to gain this insight and for the common decency to share it with us! Ben Koops

[@I_am_Subhash]

Firstly, it is a great experience to learn look at the world through the lens of a leader . Secondly, the explanation of requirement of leadership expertise plus domain expertise in an institution is inspiring me to inculcate these attributes within myself. Thirdly, it is so enriching for an engineer like me to get to learn such insights from industrial experts. Looking forward to work with the company and contribute to make the institution a global player.

[@MaheshKumar-bx6vh]

Good lessons on values , competition ,vision and ethics .

[@9192jgopi]

Glad to see a uofm alum like me from cbe leading an industry leading company!

[@nandakumarsanthakumar8633]

Great conversation 👍

[@SuperSainath1234]

Nice interview explained well

[@raindancer44]

My takeaway from this - Stated need Vs Unstated wants