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Practice of Management Assignment



Individual assignment to be done as homework



To be done in Word with a cover page



Watch the full interview from the link below with Indra Nooyi, CEO of Pepsi Co and answer the following questions based on the Interview



Interview link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft7G549GF3Y



Answer the questions with as much detail as possible

Question 1
How do you feel about a boss who makes the strong connections with their staff and their staff’s families as Indra Nooyi does?
Question 2
What is the operating philosophy of Pepsi Co? (explain in detail)
Question 3
What was the specific initiative Indra Nooyi did to get ready for her first job as a product manager for a textile company?
Question 4
What are the characteristics that Indra Nooyi looks for when recruiting for the Pepsi Co?
Question 5
What does Mrs. Nooyi mean by “don’t run for office”?
Question 6
How did Pepsi Co handle the acquisition of Tropicana?

Practice of Management Assignment


Individual assignment to be done as homework



To be done in Word with a cover page



Watch the full interview from the link below with Indra Nooyi, CEO of Pepsi Co and answer the following questions based on the Interview



Interview link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft7G549GF3Y



Answer the questions with as much detail as possible

Question 1
How do you feel about a boss who makes the strong connections with their staff and their staff’s families as Indra Nooyi does?
Question 2
What is the operating philosophy of Pepsi Co? (explain in detail)
Question 3
What was the specific initiative Indra Nooyi did to get ready for her first job as a product manager for a textile company?
Question 4
What are the characteristics that Indra Nooyi looks for when recruiting for the Pepsi Co?
Question 5
What does Mrs. Nooyi mean by “don’t run for office”?
Question 6
How did Pepsi Co handle the acquisition

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