Touching Distance- The Great Indian MBA Dream

By Shiva Prakash (Author)


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A hilarious book about ambition, belief and irony, the book paints the life of a tier-1 MBA, as seen through the eyes of a witty, idealistic, and ultimately, fatalistic south Indian protagonist. It highlights the richness of human experience, and captures dilemmas and anxieties we all can relate to.

Set against the backdrop of one of India's finest Business schools, this is the journey of a hitherto over achieving person who chooses to believe, like millions of other Indians, in the ubiquitous and superbly marketed Indian MBA dream.

Busting some MBA myths, while reinforcing some others, Shiva observes that everyone dances to a symphony that convinces them that they are within touching distance of their promised reality...or are they really? The inherent humour and wit in the narrative is a major USP of the book.

About the Author: Shiva Prakash is a writer, musician and poet, and has an MBA from the Indian School of Business and a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Banglore. He manages global Internet products for one of the world's largest Internet companies.

Endorsements "An irreverent, and yet insightful look at life in a business school. A must read for starry eyed mBA aspirants, and a great nostalgia trip for those who have been there" Ajit Rangnekar, Dean, Indian School of Business

"Clever, nuanced and funny. An engaging read" - Sanjeev Bikhchandani, Founder & Executive Vice-Chairman, Naukri.com

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  • : Touching Distance- The Great Indian MBA Dream
  • : Shiva Prakash
  • : Amaryllis
  • : 9788191067330
  • : Paperback
  • : 270
  • : English

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