Mattingly "AI & Prompt Design: The Basics of Prompt Design"
Hrm ranbaxy
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2. “A process through which leaders identify and
help groom their replacements before moving
on to other positions themselves”
Ongoing process of systematically identifying,
assessing and developing future organisational
leadership to enhance performance
3. Helps to plan for future leadership positions
Avoids ill-timed promotions
Helps sourcing employees internally
Enables smooth cultural transition
Ensures employees’ career development and
individual growth
Less expenditure on recruiting and retention
4. Eliminates possibilities of external sourcing
Develops insecurity or fear
Sometimes becomes subjective and biased
Consumes lot of financial resources and top
management time
Requires time to develop the replacement
5. High complexity of business with high stakes
Poor planning can jeopardize the future of the
company
Strategic planning and execution is not
disturbed
Mission and Vision of company is carried
forward
Managers are trained for future key positions
to reach full potential
6. Personal clashes may cause professional
turbulence and to avoid nepotism
Right allocation of business responsibilities
Heir might be unsuitable for the family
business
Someone to carry forward the mission and
vision
7. Founded by Bhai Mohan Singh in 1952,
incorporated in 1961
Dr. Parvinder Singh joined in 1967, becomes
MD in 1982, took complete control in 1993
Brar was appointed as MD & CEO in July 1999
Brar announced his decision in December 2003
to resign
Dr Brian Tempest was appointed as MD and
CEO in July 2004
8. Dr. Parvinder Singh believed in running the
business professionally
Supported succession planning at CEO and
Chairman level
Wanted his sons to earn high ranks by merit
Mr. Brar was one of Dr. Singh’s most trusted
and important men
Brar was appointed company’s CEO in 1999
after Dr. Singh’s death
9. Brar joined in 1977 as Business Development
Manager
Brar announced retirement plans in 1997
Successor was Dr. Brian Tempest who was
company’s president and a board member
10. Strained relationship between professionals
and promoters
Differencebetween Dr. Singh and Bhai Mohan Singh
Brar supported Dr. Singh’s strategy
Promoters wanting to establish management
control
Bhai Mohan Singh was unhappy with Brar’s
appointment
Officials denied such issues
11. Controversies refused to die out
His decision was personal choice
He had already decided in 1997 of his
retirement plans
Ensured smooth transition
12. His succession plan will be implemented
Dr. Brian Tempest became the MD & CEO on
5th July 2004
Professionalism in approach
Dr. Singh emphasised professional approach
Didnot favour his sons
Chose team of professionals
13. Dr. Brian Tempest was senior most member
32 years of industry experience
Tempest focused on grooming people and HR
activities
Robust team already prepared by Brar
Tempest was not a visionary but a vision is
already in place
14. Too quick changes in top management is
unadvisable
Enough time to groom Malvinder Singh
Managers close to family will rejoin
Sense of ownership and professionalism
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Question one: 2 to 6Facts: slide 8
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Jan 18 2006- malvinder CEO n MDBrian became chief mentor n exec vice chairmanSource is annual report 2005
Decemebr 2003 decide to resign- 233July 2004 tempest takes over- 233Strained relationship- 233Promortes wanting to establish Establishing control – 233Officals denied that thingBrar made ranbaxy from small indianpharma co to global majorGaruda visionPg 241:Dr singh ambitious hardworkin, encoirgaedresearcg based growth, adopted high professional stds, corp governance, ethics,Chose team of professionals to transform ranbxy into MNC pharma giantNt favored malvinder or Shivinder… wanted them to come on merit, desptefather;scriticsm, wanted them to come to board only after professional experience, Pg 242:In early 1990- diff between drsingh n bhaimohansingh. Dr singh wanted to take risk of investinhugge amount in R&Dnintl ops. Brar supportedIn late 1990, brar chalked strategy for half ops in US this also was opposed by family membersPg 2432003- garuda vision by brar, detialed visionPg 246Some saw his resignation as result of disagreements, but he had already decided in 97 to leave after finishin 25 years to go for his other pursuits. He said he wil ensure smooth transition2003 bhai had spoken to media, seemed unhappy havinbrar as ceo but was happy of his contricbution to ranbaxySaid he was not unhappy with brar but his son as he displeased others by upgrading brarTempest being apointed itself shows professionalism in approachChanges in top mgtPg248:Malvinder has shown great capabilty in ops, team mgt, cost effecieiny, shown father’s integrti n hardwork, Was made pesident n board memeberscos of his capabilty, not because he is owner
Decemebr 2003 decide to resign- 233July 2004 tempest takes over- 233Strained relationship- 233Promortes wanting to establish Establishing control – 233Officals denied that thingBrar made ranbaxy from small indianpharma co to global majorGaruda visionPg 241:Dr singh ambitious hardworkin, encoirgaedresearcg based growth, adopted high professional stds, corp governance, ethics,Chose team of professionals to transform ranbxy into MNC pharma giantNt favored malvinder or Shivinder… wanted them to come on merit, desptefather;scriticsm, wanted them to come to board only after professional experience, Pg 242:In early 1990- diff between drsingh n bhaimohansingh. Dr singh wanted to take risk of investinhugge amount in R&Dnintl ops. Brar supportedIn late 1990, brar chalked strategy for half ops in US this also was opposed by family membersPg 2432003- garuda vision by brar, detialed visionPg 246Some saw his resignation as result of disagreements, but he had already decided in 97 to leave after finishin 25 years to go for his other pursuits. He said he wil ensure smooth transition2003 bhai had spoken to media, seemed unhappy havinbrar as ceo but was happy of his contricbution to ranbaxySaid he was not unhappy with brar but his son as he displeased others by upgrading brarTempest being apointed itself shows professionalism in approachChanges in top mgtPg248:Malvinder has shown great capabilty in ops, team mgt, cost effecieiny, shown father’s integrti n hardwork, Was made pesident n board memeberscos of his capabilty, not because he is owner
Decemebr 2003 decide to resign- 233July 2004 tempest takes over- 233Strained relationship- 233Promortes wanting to establish Establishing control – 233Officals denied that thingBrar made ranbaxy from small indianpharma co to global majorGaruda visionPg 241:Dr singh ambitious hardworkin, encoirgaedresearcg based growth, adopted high professional stds, corp governance, ethics,Chose team of professionals to transform ranbxy into MNC pharma giantNt favored malvinder or Shivinder… wanted them to come on merit, desptefather;scriticsm, wanted them to come to board only after professional experience, Pg 242:In early 1990- diff between drsingh n bhaimohansingh. Dr singh wanted to take risk of investinhugge amount in R&Dnintl ops. Brar supportedIn late 1990, brar chalked strategy for half ops in US this also was opposed by family membersPg 2432003- garuda vision by brar, detialed visionPg 246Some saw his resignation as result of disagreements, but he had already decided in 97 to leave after finishin 25 years to go for his other pursuits. He said he wil ensure smooth transition2003 bhai had spoken to media, seemed unhappy havinbrar as ceo but was happy of his contricbution to ranbaxySaid he was not unhappy with brar but his son as he displeased others by upgrading brarTempest being apointed itself shows professionalism in approachChanges in top mgtPg248:Malvinder has shown great capabilty in ops, team mgt, cost effecieiny, shown father’s integrti n hardwork, Was made pesident n board memeberscos of his capabilty, not because he is owner
2 bn $ co by 2007Speak mainly fm pg 249 n 250
Jan 18 2006- malvinder CEO n MDBrian became chief mentor n exec vice chairmanSource is annual report 2005