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Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata may no longer be in this world, but his story has become immortal forever. Especially the people working in his companies will never forget him. His behavior towards his employees will keep him alive forever. For the sake of the employees, Ratan Tata even took a bath with a big gangster. He revealed this while talking to the media. In Jamshedpur, a gangster tried to provoke and scare him, but he remained firm.
Encounter with a gangster in Jamshedpur
Ratan Tata started working in Jamshedpur. Within 15 days of reaching there, such a situation arose that he had to confront this gangster. Actually the gangster knew that the company's union had a lot of money. Therefore he wanted to capture the Union at any cost. Due to which the union people in the company got scared. When Ratan Tata got this news, he himself came along with the employees. Tata bravely faced the gangster. Ultimately the gangster had to run away.
Ratan Tata chased away the gangster
Last year, Ratan Tata had said in an interview given to a media company that gangsters tried many times to harm the business of Tata Motors. He often beat up the employees and instigated them to go on strike in the company. In this sequence, he also included about 2 thousand employees with him. In such a situation, he reached the plant and took charge himself and camped there. This boosted the morale of the employees and the gangster was forced to flee.
Ratan Tata considered the staff as family
According to employees working in various Tata companies, the employees never saw him as a boss. He always remained as a sentinel. While implementing any new policy in his company he always gave priority to the interests of the employees. For this he clashed with the management several times. Ratan Tata was a person who was respected not only by the management of his companies but also by the common employees. Even after achieving so much wealth and fame, he always lived his life like a common man. On the basis of these qualities, he took the country's oldest business house Tata Group to a new level.