Category Archives: Bankruptcy

EXPLOITATION IN CORPORATE WORLD – DOES IT STILL EXISTS?

Posted on October 9, 2014 by SUMAN SARAN SINHA

The word ‘exploitation’ connotes the tendency of human beings to take advantage of others or those who are physically, mentally or financially weak. On the flip side, the feeling of a superiority complex over others in terms of power, position … Continue reading →

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COMPLACENCY AND DENIAL – IS BANKRUPTCY AVOIDABLE?

Posted on September 19, 2014 by SUMAN SARAN SINHA

Smugness breeds complacency and denying this truth may be dangerous for any corporation. Becoming overconfident and content even with wrong decisions or actions and denying this fact for a long period of time may result in financial setbacks leading to … Continue reading →

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