Rodinhood is Rodin’s ‘Thinker’ meeting Robin Hood the ‘Doer’.
Rodin+Hood = Rodinhood.
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Alok Kejriwal
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Good to read about the non payment:) Thought you would have killed him by now!
Hi Alok,
Fantastic Initiative, last time I had a chance to exchange views with you was during TV shoot of CNBC’s Philips Simplicity Challenge (I was one of the finalist with my business idea)..Those few minutes of chat really inspired me and helped me to kick start my own company. This blog will help many to transform their ideas into reality.
Regards,
Raghu Khanna
CASHurDRIVE
Very useful and inspirative .. thank you
A Request !
I remember a Digit Magazine Issue published back in 2005 when I was pursuing my Engineering. Yours was one of the Indian .com company which had survived the 2000 bubble. You had shared your view in the article. I would like to recollect those views on art of survival on this blog again
I liked the thought behind “Rodinhood” . I bumped into your site from a re-tweet. Then I realized that we have couple of common friends. It is a great idea to share your thoughts and your positions. it shows you can think and you have courage. Shall comment when I have something to say:-)
Hi Alok,
I read your “Why service at India retail stores is so bad…” and I felt it be relevant to Indian retailers where they lack strategic implementation on the training and grooming a Sales staff. Being a Business Development myself in a retail company, I knew the amount of cost involved in setting it up & running a store. financially speaking, the store/brnads which think these criterias with respect to Sales people as cost- they are out of the business. they need to invest on them to reep benefits on the long run, probably differentiating from other retailers- which is much easier in India by giving better service. These corrections are expected in Indian retail in the coming years.
Thanks for the write up.
Rupesh
Chanced upon your writings through CCAvenue news letter. Will keep reading.