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Severe monetary/sales loss especiallly as this is the peak season.The competition will leave no stone unturned to tap the market which is waiting for HMSI products!!
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thanks for your reply. when we book they said it will take 1 month and maximum upto 1.5 month. they promised delivery will be on 10th october. now it is 1 month 18 days, we called them yesterday they said there 12 days more to go, so i think let me wait some more time. but my wife really dont like this waiting period,,look like she is waiting for this to go for all india tourOriginally posted by prakash_mvpa View Post
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Heard load will be coming tomorrow from an inside, but they concerned people are denying this. My waiting period ended yesterday and when called they are saying it will take another month to deliver my Dio.
That guy will call me tomorrow if the load comes and I will go and make scene and somehow get mine.
Dealers making use of this strike and selling Hondas for premium price belonging to unsuspecting buyers who are in waiting list. Seen lots of newly registered Activas and Stunners and dealer is still claiming no loads have arrived in last 30 days.#RetiredRider
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Heard this kind of stuff from friend of mine (his cousin works for HMSI), it's exactly opposite in neighbouring HH/MarutiSuzuki factories it seems.Originally posted by vikramvicky1984 View PostGuys, I actually happened to go through a case on HR practices at HMSI about the previous labor unrest.
It was a pretty exhaustive case ( 20+ pages) & after hours of discussions we realized that Honda people from Japan were not sensitive to cultural differences that exist between the two environments. there were small things like Japanese shop floor supervisor walking with a big stick in his hand, pointing it at workers & sometimes using his legs to point at workers. They may be acceptable in Japan but a strict no here.
There is a lack of fundamental trust at Honda
Taking unions in a negative light is not correct.
Workers are weak & might be exploited by management. In such cases, union provides solace. Unless there is a culture of trust & respect within the organization, unions are needed
This come from an MBA student at IIMA who would mostly be facing the union in future
Why this attitude only in HMSI ? Even dealers also behave like they are super humans (heard some dealers increase waiting time if you are not opting for std. extra accessories, some dealers make it compulsary to buy accessories which rust in 6 months.......I have seen women Activa owners who had come to leave their scooter for svc. were asked to leave and come tomorrow, just b'cos svc center has accepted 'full' load of 40 vehicles at svc centre, why not 60 ? why sell in thousands and refuse basic svc to customers......
HMSI is good today b'cos it was built by it's employees and patroned by general public, HMSI should value people first (always) then comes other things.
If HMSI cannot value people then it's better to shut down and get out, the suggestion coming from a Honda lover !!!Comment
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100% true. This is what I feel right from the day when they launched the Honda City at a higher price point than the Mitsubushi Lancer in India whereas in other Asian countries & in Australia the Lancer costs more than the City.Originally posted by dka View Post
That will take a lot of time.I wish that they start respecting Indian Culture and market their items at the correct rate.Comment
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Honda leaving India is all BS. India is too lucrative a market for Honda to leave. India is the only country where they are showing good growth.
Check this Now, Hero puts Honda on the winning track- Two-wheelers-Auto-News By Industry-News-The Economic TimesComment
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guys, any update on the situation?
A friend here wanted to book a unicorn and the waiting period he told me is ATLEAST 6 months. while couple of weeks back it was around 45days.
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what... 6 monthsOriginally posted by ttg View Post
.. thats way tooo beyond my imagination man.. !
are you serious
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^^^ That is Honda for you
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Exactly the same questions I asked the one who told me this.Originally posted by rachitkohli View Postwhat... 6 months .. thats way tooo beyond my imagination man.. !
are you serious
I'll try to get the name of the dealer. just to make sure.
about the 45 days it's true because the guy went ahead and bought a p180Comment
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Entire Auto hub (Gurgaon) is affected due to labour unrest.....slowly it will affect other Auto Majors as well.
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waiting period is indeed stretched to around 60 days or more here in mumbai... the bike is avail at a premium price of 75k for an immediate deleiveryOriginally posted by rachitkohli View Postwhat... 6 months .. thats way tooo beyond my imagination man.. !
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Today i went to the Honda service centre.Went to their showroom first.The showroom had a deserted look.Their front lot used to be full with new bikes waiting for delivery or registration.Not a single new bike was present.
Socha Toh Locha.Comment
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Relevant piece of information and more importantly its very reassuring to know that our future managers can think beyond excel sheetsOriginally posted by vikramvicky1984 View PostGuys, I actually happened to go through a case on HR practices at HMSI about the previous labor unrest.
It was a pretty exhaustive case ( 20+ pages) & after hours of discussions we realized that Honda people from Japan were not sensitive to cultural differences that exist between the two environments. there were small things like Japanese shop floor supervisor walking with a big stick in his hand, pointing it at workers & sometimes using his legs to point at workers. They may be acceptable in Japan but a strict no here.
There is a lack of fundamental trust at Honda
Taking unions in a negative light is not correct.
Workers are weak & might be exploited by management. In such cases, union provides solace. Unless there is a culture of trust & respect within the organization, unions are needed
This come from an MBA student at IIMA who would mostly be facing the union in future
Nice break from the one sided BS so far. Its funny how everybody assumes ONLY workers are to be blamed. And whats funnier is the terminology we choose to evolve. "labour unrest" huh
Why not "labour mismanagement"?
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