Indra Nooyi: Truths from the Top

[@zzzadu9927]

Confident woman. Knows who she is ...competent enough......."do they have a choice 😀😀": good sense of humor n family oriented person as well. Good definition of a female leader. Well done Indra Nooyi

[@alfredselva]

There is something so normal and relatable about her. Even though she is highly intellectual she has a way of communicating in such a simple, plain manner which is really admirable.

[@DAcutech]

I couldn't agree more with you. She is so modest and grounded.

[@Bedtimestories321]

What an amazing, intelligent and down to earth lady!! I really like the fact that she isnt sitting there and giving the full credit to herself- the gratitude she has for her husband her boss and network around her is something rare. Many people who have climbed corporate ladder makes it all about themselves. It was an absolute pleasure listening to her❤

[@positiveMindset665]

You spoke my mind!

[@ritamendoza2621]

You are making a difference. Just listening to you is a breath of fresh air. Thank you Indra!

[@cameroonbeauty4ever]

Amazing, humble, intelligent, hard-working, mother, wife... it's so refreshing to hear a powerful woman's perspective on relevant issues. She not only talked about her performance at work, but also mentioned her soft spots (husband, family, etc). This is inspirational for women who want to make a difference in the world. Thank you for posing this!

[@sarah.marco888]

Such a great epitome of a compassionate and powerful woman ❤️

[@LDD143]

I can never get tired of listening to you. Hope one day I met you in real life. I love your sense of humor, confidence and wisdom and so on.. always fan of you. Big hugs from California

[@inyo_vanlifewithtina]

I also never tire of listening to you, Indra!

[@christinareji26]

She's so focused and smart!

[@wl8053]

I can listen to her 24/7. Makes so much sense

[@respectthechaos3004]

The reason why more CEOs should be women of substance like Indra Nooyi!! Xo. #respect

[@sreec8014]

Awesome finally someone spoke about this issue. Being a working mother is a tough task especially if the kids are below 5.

[@Fouziakarim.realtor]

Super confident speaker with brilliant ideas..listening to her success stories always amazes me how devoted one can be as a mother and a CEO of a gigantic company while taking responsibilities of thousands of employees well being..Born to be a leader!👏💪🙏🏽

[@balajim9579]

PC is nowhere close to her and look at her humility. She really a great inspiration , not only to woman but a man like me to. She always teaching me how to treat woman and how to be in her support system. Thank you for inspiring us and it's always delight to listen to u.

[@bipratimsaha4184]

Hello

[@balajim9579]

@@bipratimsaha4184 hello

[@fatmakazim4341]

a humble lady of humble qualities above ALL she is blessed by the creator

[@seavista4810]

Fatma Kazim ...Indeed. I hope She gets Great solutions to the problem of Women with Children at Workplace...the Issue she is tackling next.

[@dodigoavlogs]

Indra Nooyi...how hard working you work @ balancing your family and teenager great Husband...i watch you always by closely listening you...i have learned a lot from you being a hardworking Hotelier... big thanks.

[@zaidbaig8182]

Indra.. what a drive and focus you have. Inspired!

[@Hotpotato888]

I’m so grateful I discovered this amazing lady .

[@yoitsahmad]

One of my favorite people! I'm not Asian, but I think her idea of the Asian family is something that can really help women in western societies move forward.

[@kshitizmodi5120]

A woman can change the world thank you so much, ma'am, Indra Nooyi, you teach me a lot of things you give me the management of everything!

[@sajidamuhammad6013]

Indra nooyi.... A true inspiration and a role model for generation's to come.. love her vibe and simplicity. Love love love

[@shenbavv7796]

I feel so inspired as I hear her views on social issues. God bless you Maam.

[@katabatics831]

she has very good support from family and husband. awesome. very fortunate and hard work lady

[@shaksmahesh]

She was blessed with a good boss, good husband and a company who believed in her.

[@JyoSco007]

She earned it for sure. Karmically.

[@bryanlinkmyspace]

Great woman , great example , great legacy .

[@princesingh5559]

Woman with substance , in every true sense...I always look up to her 👍👍

[@sureshchandrasarangi9878]

She represents the wisdom of the East,sarbe vabantu sukhinna.Listening to the talk even after 5 years alco kept me guesding.incredible.Some beautiful life lessons as well.

[@sonalibarve7231]

A good and robust family system can be one of the good solutions, with lot of other...

[@IndrajaSalunkhe]

I want her to be the prime minister of India. She can actually make a difference.

[@Rajinimurugan0007]

Good idea but she doesn't come to India.

[@kiruthikas8084]

A successful CEO is not necessarily a good prime minister

[@globalcitizenn]

We already have a corporate Prime Minister, we don't want another one

[@IndrajaSalunkhe]

@@kiruthikas8084 : agreed. Just for thought consideration it would be interesting.

[@IndrajaSalunkhe]

@@globalcitizenn : :) okay

[@selvijohn3896]

Wish her hard work n passion made the world a better place

[@sairanikhatimam]

Bosses like that " It's a piece of cake, wish we all get to choose our bosses :P

[@JyoSco007]

She's so down-to-earth!

[@SakuraxStars]

I LOVE her, absolute inspiration

[@jaimevidaurre3388]

Such a great empathetic leader. We need more people like her!

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

A woman and a person of colour. It must have been difficult for her. Its still impossible in Europe to climb up at your work place

[@sharathvasudev]

She is from Tamil Nadu a southern state in India. It's a extremely conservative state. Same place sunder pichai is from. It's a miracle she ended up there. Woman have different roles here than men. This woman is something, and women in West think they are suppressed. Send them here She is part of school curriculum now.

[@sharathvasudev]

@Prashant Patil True

[@ritvik989]

I tell you one thing, in USA people climb on basis of talent but in europe racism still deep-skinned. People give you blunt racism and people will give you subtle racism. and as we know usa has racism because it is reported but in europe people dont even think it is wrong. Do you remember any people of color or brown in top Europe's company

[@sreeramakrishnan]

@Prashant PatilEXCUSE ME? Less divorce means STABLE PARENTS? Are you really from India? How many parents you know hold their hands once in a while? Yes she is an exception coming from India, that is her Label. Don't you get it? If she is exception, what are the rest of the women's condition? AND WHO THE HELL ARE YOU TO JUDGE DATING/FEMINISM ETC?

[@sudesnachakravarty2428]

In US, talent is respected! US is multicultural and makes possible for people from all over the world to make a mark if one has talent and potential unlike Europe where racism & gender inequality is deep rooted

[@JaiShriKrishna009]

I don't like Pepsi or Lays or whatever junk these guys make, but I have huge respect for Indra Nooyi, she is classy.

[@anshikamishra2540]

Indiraa Nooyi...such a big big source of inspiration... Proud to hv u..

[@sajnashanavas642]

Excellent talk... I think many questions were answered in a great , appropriate manner.. Great speech.. Inspired a lot

[@gillfilly]

Amazing story! Such a beautiful, humble woman of substance and with a wicked sense of humour.

[@meltherecafe2394]

The anchor and the audience subtly tried to pressure her repeatedly to say something negative about how men have treated her but Indra was respectful till the end. Show her strength of character.

[@sapnakhanna1479]

She is the best. I love her for her achievement. She is our role model.

[@genuineseeker6295]

What an amazing amazing eye opener of a lady...

[@the1kimkelley]

Being know for our work is top priority. Diversity of thought is more powerful than genetic labels and external optics.

[@spiral9316]

I like how Indra took the lead

[@Rdouglass1503]

First time l needed to bring the kids in because my mothers in-law died of Covid he fired me said that kids were not allowed in the office.

[@hemantsolanki5]

Amazing , thank very much for wonderful sharing thought process.

[@Kpyati]

One of the best interviews of Indra Nooyi 👏🏼👏🏼

[@veroleacock4645]

This woman is brilliant.

[@arundathirao3842]

I wouldn't want to miss one word from Indira mam, Respect to you 🙏

[@munmisarma4488]

Extremely motivating talk, hats off to Indra Nooyi.

[@rukminibhandary7629]

Wow she is a good role model for children 👍👍👍

[@SunilLimbu1]

Raise your hand if you are here bcos your communication teacher asked you to watch this.

[@silpablesson2893]

So clear and crisp her thoughts are🥰

[@lk78]

We need more CEOs like Indra N specially when it comes to understanding childcare - unfortunately the country I live in - Ireland childcare is massive so much so that many women opt to stay at home as it’s not worth while working and giving all their earnings to a daycare facility or a child minder .... one needs to be on a really decent salary to justify working while having had more than one child... also moving up the corporate ladder another big issue in this country for women....

[@neetipandey3541]

Her insights on different issues are wonderful.

[@manjumathew.p3528]

I wish, the management, where am working also understand the issue and sanctions leave, now past an year away from my son 😭😭😢😭😢😭😭

[@SonalAggarwal]

Great comment by the interviewer on the fact that after having a baby, she wanted to talk about that aspect and how it does affect work. As a career woman I feel life has changed so much after having a baby, work wise. Male oriented workspaces hardly understand this and fail to even recognize the shift women are going through.

[@saranyasukumaran4980]

Able to relate so much mam.. you are such an inspiration 🙂🙏

[@briancurran5318]

Such intelligence...always enjoy listening to her..

[@zestyvivica]

Wow. She is just awesome 👏🏻

[@ks12253]

Mam, Respect to u for all ur hardships and rising to top and breaking the glass seal. But, corporate giant PepsiCo is totally contradict what u say. U say PepsiCo looks at how they can support farmers and look at their welfare but PepsiCo is sueing poor farmers in India. Shame on PepsiCo.

[@prajakta0208]

Super inspiring...🖤

[@Root2node]

6:20 simply wow

[@rockonbroz]

i like how indra nooyi is just being asked questions about her motherhood and her husband in-case it's not clear that's sarcasm

[@IndrajaSalunkhe]

I understand your point of view. I think these questions are asked to know how women are badass in everything they do. The context is also important. The WITW is for a reason. These questions encourage women not give up their careers for the sake of anything else. Motherhood is a part of her life not the only part. So.... :)

[@567ohyeah]

Seriously. Although the questions are well intended, a man will never be asked that

[@lidyakartika1559]

Bless your heart! I literally think about this!!!

[@gopalrajkumar7323]

Thats the point. The whole point. There are those amongst the "sisterhood" there who don't get it.

[@jyotsnas606]

When you read Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg, you will realise how people in general concentrate on a woman's personal life and ask working women to quit/work part-time,etc. Now asking questions about motherhood/husband is a strict no-no when you are in a general conference where men are also present and you are discussing about the successes of the company/person, etc. But in this conference which is literally called Women In The World, most of the audience constitutes of working women who look upto their role models on-stage. A part of the reason why they are there is because they want learn to have a work-family balance too. The points she relays regarding her personal life is so impactful - boils down to 'marriage is a major career decision' and 'have good bosses who will support you or just quit the job if they do not because you are an asset'. So what makes you think it is not appropriate to ask questions about motherhood and her husband?

[@nirmalaupadhyay6046]

Amazing.. very inspirational!!!

[@divya-zd6vq]

I like drinking Pepsi once in a while. It's a treat.

[@deepakmatiyali9200]

Thanks 😊

[@tasnimsarker4653]

Trur factors are revealed here, she is such a nice woman. She is like my idol.😀🤠🤠

[@ritamendoza2621]

Visionary leader. We should take her advise seriously

[@DhanyaGokulam-ge1ml]

Phenomenal Indira Nooyi ❤

[@ashish-eo9wc]

True Inspiration. Women power

[@anaghatiwari5406]

My hero 😍 running a cold drink company and yet talking positively is the real trick

[@ankithhebbar7542]

Just imagine if Three generations lived together. Maybe as a joint family too. Those who retire, aren't so weak that they cannot care for themselves. So, the retired older people can care for the younger ones as they grow up.

[@micklesmith7316]

Dear Madam, Before the start of this video. It has your wonderful smiling picture. Dear Madam, Have you seen such a smile on the face of an Assam female? Thank you Abdul Sami Jehangiri Abbottabad 🇵🇰

[@HDY0903]

You would rather earn 50k a year from your own business and build your own dream than earn 500k a year and build someone else’s dream. Period.

[@alesonxb9177]

Do you think she only earns 500k? Probably 15 M

[@HDY0903]

aayan pandey yes she probably does. I am just referring in general.

[@PixelBoxStudio]

"if have realized about the mess you have done, then you are rich enough to clean it up" get into your shoes now lady Macbeth!..

[@ritamendoza2621]

What a beautiful mind

[@Victor_202]

Great person , let’s be proud of her

[@illegal5745]

We r n we should but male dekh ni sakte ek female unse aage h so lol

[@illegal5745]

Indian men*

[@sharathvasudev]

@@illegal5745 it's due to social conditioning.

[@sayonichaudhury6668]

Wow...Truely inspiring..cleared lots of doubts..thanks to her

[@esthermucina2241]

My take home;Be so competent to be indispensable

[@binubinukutty169]

been. Magical. Work. Excellent..All.people..happy...shukaran

[@sillybala1165]

Thanks for posting this but after listening I found that she spoke allot about the benefits that were afforded to her as a woman in the workplace, but actually never heard about what she did at Pepsico to afford other women the same opportunities. Talk is easy, but putting your own neck on the line to effect change at work is a completely different ball game. Most women cannot afford statements like ''if they wanted me...that's what came with it''! Grateful if you could get women on here that have actually undertaken activities to support and promote diversity and inclusion at work.

[@lembagnol5882]

it is like expecting Lewis Hamilton to fix the climate change by driving a LADA at F1 races

[@ruchikumari6628]

She is so to the point

[@inyo_vanlifewithtina]

Amazing inspirational leader

[@anuradhasah6560]

u have been awesome always! #IndraNooyi!

[@sangitasubba1692]

Love ❤️ ur confidence

[@runjisfoodmasti]

Hi Indra Nooyi I like ur videos they are very audience friendly, communicated in very simple language. And none of your videos atleast which I have watched u 're not explaining the profits/revenue with ppt slides. They are helpful to individual in many ways. And yes everyone is deserving , everyone has his or her share of adversities, tradeoffs , risk appetite , support systems in their own manner, and so on. But in country like USA where pink slip / hire and fire works however competent u being high cost employees the company's ask to go take example of Steve Jobs the Apple Inc run without him for 10 yrs there may be many more but might nit got recognition or might be still struggling. The point is dont you think u 're fortunate of course u were deserving that u are lucky enough to be with one company for n number of years and climbing the ladders.. I hope u are getting what I want to convey. Anyway I liked u said thanks that I am with same husband and giving him the credit also. Ba bye.

[@dreaming7479]

Having vision is the key to success☺️

[@lifesciences6981]

Indira Nooyi is brilliant

[@emilyseger1421]

Indra Nooyi is amazing.

[@mrpatchy9950]

Indira we need you very badly in India.

[@MC-ob4iv]

Amazing and Brilliant

[@AnuCampbell]

I proud of her.

[@smithaharidas38]

Indira Nooyi.... Amazing personality ... and the problem she is talking about is facts in interview every HR ask single how long going to be single. ..married when planning to extend the family. ....it's like choice need to make career or family. ....

[@asishmohanty5800]

you are a successful CEO of Pepsico , Total return , profit loss account of Pepsico was good, can able to lead Walmart , You need to learn,make practice , Perfect in international Strategy ,marketing ,Finance , Leadership is required !

[@Rdouglass1503]

This did not work for me! I went to work for a company lead by an India CEO thinking he thought like you and l was wrong.

[@Nahid1347]

Knowledgeable ❤️⭐️

[@aryancoolcool]

Amazing Lady . Proud of you being Indian

[@samuraisom636]

she isnt!

[@lauraverhoef2495]

So inspirational

[@gopalrajkumar7323]

The feminists of Australia need to take note of this woman. In Australia, women who are white or otherwise just powerful are those celebrated. Indians are women who they tend to ignore till they become "aussies". Marry a white man, or adopt the "Australian way of life" or stand below them. Inspite of all the other problems the US has, its penchant for talent will always keep it Number 1.

[@travelleraks]

Yes