In today’s global arena, the role of management institutes has moved far beyond just providing skills that will help students get a good job. The focus has shifted to creating global leaders responding to newer challenges.Dr.Uday Salunkhe, Director, Prin.L N Welingkar Institute of Management Educationand Research opines that the most important attribute that students should have is theRight Attitude.
“B-schools can help to give a maximum understanding of the market, but the mental preparedness, will and passion should come from the student”, He concludes.
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 Prof. Dr Uday SalunkheGroup Director Welingkar Institute of Management Research and Development An educationist with the qualities of a Leader, his vision and result orientation have been the guiding force in making Welingkar a name to reckon with, not only in India but also globally. Prof. Dr. Uday Salunkhe, a Mechanical Engineer with a Management Degree in “Operations” pursued his Doctorate in “Turnaround Strategies”. He has a rich corporate experience of 12 years, which includes his tenure with Mahindra & Mahindra, ISPL and other companies.
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