Indra Nooyi | My Life in Full: Work, Family, and Our Future | Talks at Google

[@GodfreyFenduaAnguyo]

Indra Nooyi is a great leader who is honest, competent, humane and her promotion is based on job performance. I was inspired when she said mentee are chosen by Mentors .

[@laveenaiyer617]

This is an an excellent well planned interview. The questions are thought through and Indra’s inputs are so meaningful and action- oriented. If only we had more senior leadership like this.

[@evahua4258]

Both Lilah and Indra are such clear speakers. I loved this interview and also Indra's book!

[@Muthiah1960]

Indra framed the gender role as an economic argument and not a feminist argument. It is important to appreciate that she was a trailblazer because she had no women bosses. More importantly, she fought through the societal norms in India where women were prevented from even pursuing a higher education.

[@zakchow4390]

I don't think I have ever watched a more insightful and better spoken interview before in my life, loved every minute of this!

[@rashmin3112]

I really liked what Indira told about building a stronger sisterhood. It is very true, I don't understand why women see each other as a threat more than a support.

[@gopalanvidhya8500]

Great business leader ,Great talk another kohinor from India

[@henryp218]

Amazing talk! This is one of the few interviews in that I don't skip any part. Being a man, she still resonates with me and offers so many lessons to learn from.

[@arunamenezes3850]

Wonderful to hear from an amazing person Ma'am Indra Nooyi..... Such an inspiring personality.

[@fayehunoluwakemi8359]

What an amazing conversation! I loved every bit of it. Such a balanced woman. Looking forward to reading your book.

[@OmNileshPawar]

She completely reflects the indian culture and deep meaning about how to do and handle things, a person who born and brought with indian culture, they always thing's other's, respect others and thing for society

[@eklavya22k34]

Wow, really inspired, love ur speeches, as u said, if u really put in effort... then 1 day will come ... where they will ask... "why not listen to this legend". How u manage evth. and rise to the zenith, is phenomenal. Great speech. What a way to live life and making a profound impact where u work. Thanks for inspiring gen. to come...and showing them path... and sharing valuable experience and lessons with us. Tc.

[@nanthakand.1588]

Such a wonderful interview, all content could be applied.thank you so much

[@muhammadadeel81]

Yes Indra we have listened you very well.

[@watchvideosmeena]

Amazing interview! Thanks for doing this!

[@hraballah6053]

Great session. It's always a lesson when Indra is involved!

[@shreyakhandelwal5707]

One of the most amazing talks i have ever listened

[@denisesarkor]

I enjoyed every word spoken. Absolutely brilliant.

[@evelynmills495]

Waaoow! just waaoow! Such an incredible person. I were not a second moment bored listening to this interview, much appreciated 🙏 with gratitude.

[@VenTTHub]

motivational and inspiring.

[@ManoramaMakhim]

Such an inspiring talk!! Would love to watch it over again.

[@joshzeph8725]

An intelligent, humble, down to earth, courageous, confident, and hard-working leader!

[@LaDeeDah]

Excellent questions by the interviewer! The question about being able to effectively communicate

[@malaworld]

True inspiration ❤❤ interesting and awesome speech . 👏👏👏👏thank you for inspiring 🙏🙏🙏

[@NakulMehrotrank]

Million thanks to whole team. Great session. Learnt so much. Kudos to everyone making it happen.

[@santhi5134]

What an incredible leader. Love you Indra Nooyi 💕

[@LaDeeDah]

Lilah you are a phenomenal interviewer!

[@nehakoppikar3890]

Loved the candid conversation!

[@aminrafiq132]

Bravo!

[@georgecortezee6091]

Thank You. Very Much God. Bless All You

[@syedaadibanuzhat9453]

She's amazing

[@chanchaldaga2293]

Indra mam has good leadership skills

[@the0cool0guy]

I respect the work Indra Nooyi is trying to do here - bringing inclusion and strong family values in American society; that will benefit it greatly. I am skeptical about the ultimate success though. Diversity is hard because there are deep differences in values between groups of people and until you unite those in a synthesis, a real diversity is not possible; what you get is diverse folk conforming to some dominant culture, a fine compromise! As an aside I'm also impressed by how direct and clear she speaks, definitely one of a kind!

[@umabugde4978]

Well said.

[@tejkaranrajpurohit8757]

She is an amazing Leader

[@encyclopedia2498]

Good video

[@munmunhoq481]

Indra ❤

[@Free-Boundless-horizons]

Her work and her talk is more about leadership, work life balance, optimistic about future, being strong and face challenges. Not about health, diet, junk food or plant based food etc . That’s whole another topics. All corporate companies have been playing with peoples’ health from skincare to tobacco.

[@sheltengeorgeas4466]

GREETINGS!!!!!!!

[@munmunhoq481]

Life long student.

[@Love-do6ei]

Respect ! ❤️

[@chanchaldaga2293]

Dear Indra nooyi mam how to balance work and kids because it's a tough challenge at the same time my in-laws are not supportive they don't keep helping mates for work.. how to manage Plusx health is not well and I feel irritated and I just keep struggling and juggling inside my mind and body

[@munmunhoq481]

Sisterhood.

[@_suki_]

👍👍

[@munmunhoq481]

Building strong sister hood.

[@karenndlovu7175]

She lost me with her statement that said "Put the company before yourself..." Unfortunately, I'll put family and self before a company.

[@jayakishore565]

I think you hvnt seen her interviews.in every interview she clearly said family comes first anything next. May be she told in context when u become CEO of company you are everything to company.but if u see any of her interviews she always mentions always family comes first.oly bcoz of her family she achieved this much.she always said that

[@subhmaypatra5562]

She's a _'Karmayogi'_ The one who works out of passion and works to contribute than to get

[@MartinAthletics]

And that’s why you aren’t a CEO Karen. Lol.

[@GoogleAccount00]

NEVER put a company before yourself. Never.

[@wondervideos2084]

@@jayakishore565I think you might have misinterpreted. She exclusively talked about your role inside company, that you think about the team/company before personal promotion inside company. Also she said next if companies don’t promote you for your performance, shame on them and maybe you seek out better companies.

[@anirbanmitra379]

In her life she headed one of the largest producer of junk food. Her job was selling more and more sugar-laden junk to more and more people (In her 12 year tenure as CEO, PepsiCo's sales grew 80%). She made millions at the cost of people's health.

[@rozisedclooooooosed1951]

What...

[@Reach2Sanno]

Nobody asked you to replace your daily meals with junk food . Lack of moderation is a personal lack of accountability - none of PepsiCo’s products are unhygienic, stale , alcoholic or disease-producing in of itself and are enjoyed by people all over the world.

[@rylaczero3740]

@@Reach2Sanno By your logic we should even abolish police in the country, and let people be more "personally accountable" for their security

[@aquilathebee8058]

I admire her for her success etc. but considering that for the last few decades we blame junk food for the rising obesity and metabolic diseases, her success puts health of the common man at stake. I personally don’t drink any soda, try to avoid all those junk food PepsiCo is selling. But this is what all management universities teach, how to sell their products. She is a prime product of that mba culture.

[@subhmaypatra5562]

What the hell! During her tenure Pepsico mass marketed 'Diet Pepsi' and 'Quaker Oats'. She launched the 'Good for you' campaign in FMCG market.

[@clydecash5659]

Thanks for the 50-55 hour weeks while getting paid Chinese overtime, Indra. I’m sure you’ve been set for life since 1999, but the rest of us plebs have to keep working just to stay in the shitholes we call homes.

[@frncscbtncrt]

How to sell sugar water, junk food and ruin many lives by food-induced Cancer. Our heroes are the ones we deserve.

[@umabugde4978]

By your logic, companies selling alcohol should also be questioned. The key here is moderation and personal accountability. Excess of anything is bad. Too much of exercise may also turn fatal. Then do you start blaming fitness companies ?

[@varunchawla2265]

Such a boring interviewer .... for such an interesting guest 🥱

[@rylaczero3740]

4 minutes in and this woman seems highly biased when it comes to gender. 3:34 Smartness has nothing to do with gender.

[@kennyjac]

Because she said "women are wicked smart"? You know that doesn't mean men aren't, right? Women's intelligence has been routinely disregarded and devalued throughout history, so she's saying it that way to give validation to women's intellect. Edit: also btw, this was for a seminar specifically geared towards women in industry just in case that wasn't made clear

[@rylaczero3740]

​@@kennyjac "Women's intelligence has been routinely disregarded and devalued throughout history" I dont believe that is true, intelligence cannot be 'disregarded', it creates its own path.

[@sunshine-vf9en]

This is exactly the kind of mindset that is holding women back from ascending. She did not say men are not smart. She simply said women are smart. You need to have an open mind @Rylac Zero

[@rylaczero3740]

​@@sunshine-vf9en I hope you too can keep an open mind about this. There have been no opressions on gender basis from quite a long time. All are equal before law.

[@sunshine-vf9en]

@@rylaczero3740 may I ask you in which planet do you live? Doesn't seem like you live on earth. Women constantly get pulled in multiple directions and end up taking a back seat due to high demands and lack of male allies at work and in general our society. A woman can be successful only when we have broad minded secure men who are willing to be their allies and support them. We don't see that happening and that's why this conversation hits home for so many women out there! If you had listened to the whole conversation she say diversity and inclusion are two different things. You are taking about diversity, I am taking about inclusive mindset!