Tata Does Not Mean Goodbye
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“Tata does not mean goodbye.” It’s a sentence I have been saying since my childhood, as my father used to drive cars that Tata built. I would often ask my friends, “Who is Tata?” and their parents would tell me. Then we would spend weeks arguing, “Tata does not mean goodbye” with each other. It wasn’t long after that I met Rana Tata. Rana Tata is one of my personal heroes. He is a business magnate and chairman of Tata Sons.
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It’s not that Tata isn’t great, but not good enough to become “Tata” for all. In the 1930s, it was known as “Tata Motors,” and in the 1940s, as “Tata Engineering and Locomotive Co. Ltd.” A brand name was needed for this giant industrial group. In 1994, I (me) was hired at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), as a writer and writer trainer. My dream is to become the world
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I did not write to tell you that Tata Motors was in trouble. Nor did I write to tell you that they were doing the right thing by sacking 21,000 employees. Nor did I write to tell you that they were being very generous with bonuses to keep them motivated. No, I wrote because, well, I was really, really pissed. Not just pissed that my favourite brand has gone bust, not just pissed about the 16% cut in salaries and bonuses. next page
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I’m writing this letter to the Tata Group, my employer, after nearly 42 years. I would like to share some words about my time at Tata and why I chose to leave after 35 years. When I was recruited by the company in 1979, I couldn’t have envisaged what a journey it would be — from being a fresh-faced graduate to being at the apex of Tata. I joined as an assistant to a marketing executive who had joined in the early 197
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I am writing to you on behalf of the management team of Tata Motors. A few weeks ago, we announced the appointment of Anand Mahindra, who has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Tata Motors for an interim period. Our CEO will be Mr. Anand Mahindra who will assume his duties on 01 January 2015. Mr. Anand Mahindra has been the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Tata Motors for the past 20 years. He took on the
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I wrote “Tata Does Not Mean Goodbye” (the title is a misspelling, of course) for the newspaper. I sent it as an email, with a simple press release attached. “Tata Does Not Mean Goodbye” is the title of a newspaper article that I wrote last year. It is about the impact of digital technology on the newspaper industry, and how the advent of the Internet changed traditional news outlets. It is also about the changing role of the author in the newspaper industry. I have been writing this news release every year since then, and every year
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“A great event often leads to some very real sadness and grief. I am writing this to you today, Tata, after many years of being your loyal employee. I want you to know that despite all the love and the gratitude, there are moments of sadness and the reality of that sadness that can only be relieved by death. Tata, I am proud to have served you, and I am grateful for the time that I have had as part of your work family. This past week has been a tough one for us all, as you took your
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In the last few years, the Indian consumer brand Tata has been on a roller coaster journey. From an industry leader in the mid-market to a luxury brand, it’s a roller coaster like none other. This was especially true last year, where Tata came up with the brand ambassador, Shahrukh Khan, which brought about an immediate surge in its image. However, all of this seemed to be fizzling out when I started with writing articles for this brand. The Tata brand has been seen for a while with an image of