During engineering, they teach about engineering. During Management, they discuss about management practices. But, what happens when an industry professional faces different problems during his professional life? Many problems are complex mixture of engineering and management both. The problems are of various nature, and need different types of solutions- technical, some motivational, some social, some confusing and some funny. The book, “Gathering the Rolling Experiences” presents some typical cases like-

 That worker stopped sleeping during his night shift.
 You check profitability from annual balance sheet? Why not do it daily?
 Some supervisors were booking less production! And just in vain.
 That DG alternator failure problem was neither electrical nor mechanical!
 Why I do not like to get energy audit done for my small boiler?
 Is ‘pollution abatement’ not a part of charity?
 How poor administration blocks scientists from real work?
 Less than a couple of thousand rupees invested to increase production successfully.
 How an Rs.20 item caused damage of Rs.1000000?
 I do not like an honest manager over a corrupt but efficient one?
 The struggle of a good quality product by a badly managed company struggles to reach a willing customer.
 Can too good product, market and profitability combination result in company failure?
 That worker wanted job at a negative salary!
 Are we promoting to waste electricity?
 Yes! I like to study price lists. It reduces my procurement costs.
 I got indulged in a theft from within the company to complete the project!
 My friend checked raw materials suitability for process by studying its invoice!
 They were feeling cold, because the temperature was set higher!

The book, "Gathering the Rolling Experiences" is an effort to present many such stories. Each story is written to initiate thought provoking in your mind. We are sure, once having gone through these cases, you would definitely be richer with some experiences, and may find some easier ways to get rid of future management problems.