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马努Jain小米集团退出
“九年之后,我从小米移动集团。我相信现在是正确的时间,我们有强有力的领导团队在全世界范围内,”Jain写道宣布他退出。
“九年之后,我的移动小米组。我相信现在是正确的时间,我们有强有力的领导团队在全世界范围内,”Jain写道宣布他退出。
Jain一度呈现在舞台上在最近的一次发布会上公司在新德里,经过长时间的中断,当他搬到迪拜2021年7月在全球作为副总统,小米国际照顾战略和增长。
耆那教是印度最早的小米员工之一,加入该公司后与Jabong。“我们开始个人创业,从一个小办公室。我们是最小的在数以百计的智能手机品牌,这也与有限的资源,也没有相关行业经验。但由于出色的团队的努力,我们能够建立最喜爱的品牌之一,”Jain告别文章中写道。
耆那教下,小米一直是顶级智能手机品牌在印度自2017年以来,塔塔集团的投资。该公司还的催化剂在印度100%的智能手机和电视在本地生产,Jain说。
耆那教的中心调查,过去一年以来一直困扰该公司。执法局据说审问Jain对小米的课程调查期间涉嫌违反外汇规则。在提起的小米争夺ED发作订单,公司高管声称,包括Jain,面临暴力的威胁和强迫在机构的质疑。
在他的告别后,耆那教徒宣布他将一些补假,之前他的下一个职业的挑战。“我是建造者的心,愿意建立新的东西,最理想的是在一个新的行业。我很自豪被一小部分的创业社区的不断增加,两次。我希望回到另一个完成的挑战,”他写道。
小米印度旨在通过精简投资反弹,入门级的焦点的
“融资将是游戏的名称。品牌签署的支付能力处理金融家去年高端车型。他们必须做同样的预算今年智能手机产生需求,“高级分析师Prachir辛格表示对比研究。
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<\/figure>New Delhi: Former Xiaomi India<\/a> head, Manu Kumar Jain, has left the Xiaomi group<\/a> after nine years of association. Jain announced his exit with a social media post, adding that he will be taking some time-off before rejoining the Indian startup ecosystem with \u201canother fulfilling challenge.\u201d\u201cAfter nine years, I am moving on from the Xiaomi<\/a> Group. I feel confident that now is the right time, as we have strong leadership teams across the world,\u201d Jain wrote announcing his exit.
Jain was briefly present on stage at a recent launch event of the company in New Delhi, after a long hiatus when he moved to Dubai in July 2021 to take on a global role as Vice President, Xiaomi International looking after strategies and growth.
<\/div><\/div>\"In a short span of 7 years at Xiaomi India, Manu Kumar Jain played an instrumental role in the company's success leading it to be India's most loved and trusted brand,\u201d Xiaomi said in a statement. \u201cWe would like to thank him for his valuable contribution to the business, and the smartphone industry in India and wish him success in his future endeavors and pursuits.\"
Jain was one of the earliest employees of Xiaomi India, joining the company after co-founding Jabong. \u201cWe started as a one-person startup, working from a small little office. We were the smallest amongst the hundreds of smartphone brands, that too with limited resources and no prior relevant industry experience. But due to the efforts of a fantastic team, we were able to build one of the most loved brands in the country,\u201d Jain wrote in his farewell post.
Under Jain, Xiaomi has been the top smartphone brand in India since 2017, with investment from the Tata Group. The company has also been a catalyst for Make in India<\/a> with 100% of its smartphones and TVs being manufactured locally, Jain said.
Jain has been at the center of investigations that has plagued the company since the past year. The Enforcement Directorate allegedly interrogated Jain during its course of investigation against Xiaomi\u2019s alleged violation of the foreign exchange rules. In the case filed by Xiaomi contesting a seizure order by the ED, the company alleged that top executives, including Jain, faced threats of physical violence and coercion during questioning by the agency.
Jain was one of the earliest employees of Xiaomi India, joining the company after co-founding Jabong. \u201cWe started as a one-person startup, working from a small little office. We were the smallest amongst the hundreds of smartphone brands, that too with limited resources and no prior relevant industry experience. But due to the efforts of a fantastic team, we were able to build one of the most loved brands in the country,\u201d Jain wrote in his farewell post.
Under Jain, Xiaomi has been the top smartphone brand in India since 2017, with investment from the Tata Group. The company has also been a catalyst for Make in India<\/a> with 100% of its smartphones and TVs being manufactured locally, Jain said.
Jain has been at the center of investigations that has plagued the company since the past year. The Enforcement Directorate allegedly interrogated Jain during its course of investigation against Xiaomi\u2019s alleged violation of the foreign exchange rules. In the case filed by Xiaomi contesting a seizure order by the ED, the company alleged that top executives, including Jain, faced threats of physical violence and coercion during questioning by the agency.
<\/div><\/div>Following Jain\u2019s step down from India operations, Xiaomi India has seen a long line of exits from the leadership. The company\u2019s Chief Business Officer, Raghu Reddy, resigned in December, followed by General Manager of Marketing, Sumit Sunal in January. Earlier, the company\u2019s director of offline sales, Sunil Baby had resigned in May to join Unacademy.
In his farewell post, Jain announced that he will be taking some time-off, before taking up his next professional challenge. \u201cI am builder at heart and would love to build something new, ideally in a new industry. I am proud of having been a small part of the ever growing startup community, twice. I hope to return to it with another fulfilling challenge,\u201d he wrote.
In his farewell post, Jain announced that he will be taking some time-off, before taking up his next professional challenge. \u201cI am builder at heart and would love to build something new, ideally in a new industry. I am proud of having been a small part of the ever growing startup community, twice. I hope to return to it with another fulfilling challenge,\u201d he wrote.