Would you like to review my book "The Rich Labourer" ?

Hi all,

I have written a new book called "Teh Rich Labourer". I am happy to give away upto 10 free review copies. Would you like to review it?

You can see details of the book at www.parthajeet.com/TheRichLabourer/

SYNOPSIS

A move like the demonetization of higher denomination Indian currency bills, with deep impact in the lives of every Indian, appears drastic at first look. Months of planning may (or may not) have gone behind its announcement and deployment. 

Everyone wants to be innovative. People do. Organisations do. So do governments. This is not only for the sake of being different, but being innovative is necessary for survival today. Everyone’s understanding of the path to innovation is different. Irrespective of the path that one follows, what is critical is to be human centric. It is the end user who helps co-create value for products and services.

In a first of its kind, this book uses a fictional story in the backdrop to demonstrate a 3-step approach towards innovation. The Probe-Ponder-Prove method or the 3P Method.

It is critical that the problem is clearly defined, such that the right solution emerges. In this, it is very important to understand the ‘human’ behind the people affected by the problem. A human-centric approach can be adopted only by probing to find out what motivates the end users. Before jumping to a solution or proving, it is important to probe and then ponder to generate ideas.

The book is easy to understand as it follows the creative non-fiction style. It has a background fictional story, interspersed with facts. The story allows an easy-to-follow flow to the method, allowing one to absorb the tenets of the 3P method in a structured way. The book makes an attempt to take a tried and tested method, beyond boardrooms, to improve personal and community lives.

This first version of the book is like a prototype and is an experiment in itself. Prototypes are made to secure feedback and use such feedback to improve any product or service. Readers are encouraged to leave their feedback in an effort to re-write an improved second version.

I look forward to hearing from you.

With warm regards,

Parthajeet

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