Preface Acknowledgements I: PHILOSOPHY OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Rajen K Gupta and Richa Awasthy Qualitative Research: An Introduction Richa Awasthy On Becoming a Qualitative Researcher II: EXPERIENCES AND METHODS Tara Shankar Basu Phenomenology: Qualitative Research—An Odyssey of Discovery Sumita Mishra Semiotics: Doing an Emic Research the “Semiotic” Way—Experiences and Challenges Twisha Anand Grounded Theory: My PhD Journey—Finding a Method to the Madness Anjan Roy Quasi-Ethnography: Methodological Design for Exploring Knowledge Creation in Organizations Shalini Rahul Tiwari Single Case Study: A Promenade Down the Memory Boulevard Margie Parikh Single Case Study: Exploring Organizational Ambidexterity—My Journey As a Qualitative Researcher Swanand J Deodhar Multiple Case Study: From Research Problem to Research Design in a Doctoral Setting—A Student’s Experiential Musings Devendra Kumar Punia Multiple Case Study: My Journey—From Pure Quantitative Research to Mixed Research, and Then from Mixed Research to Pure Qualitative Research Abinash Panda Mixed Methodology: Researching at Any Cost—Restorying My Journey into the "Unknown" Anita Ollapally Mixed Methodology: Use of Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research to Understand and Explore Organizational Phenomena in 21st Century—Reflecting on Personal Experience as a “Research Scholar” III: CONCLUSION Richa Awasthy and Rajen K Gupta The Churning Process: Insights from the Experiences Index