Expat Diary
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Karl Slym - People Don't Hold Back in India
GM India head Karl Slym says that he gets to hear the good, the bad and the ugly about Chevrolet when he travels
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Structure Is Not A Familiar Term For India
Coca Cola’s Miguel Ruz finds India quite similar to his homeland Chile. But that doesn’t make his job any less challenging
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BMW's Andreas Schaaf: What They Say About India Is Only Semi-True
Adjusting to the country has been a challenging but enriching experience for the president of BMW India
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Moon Bum Shin: Indians Are Very Individual Driven
LG’s Moon Bum Shin finds that breaking groupism and removing unnecessary competition between departments is a big challenge in India
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Matthew Barney: Engineers Are To Indians What Rock Stars Are To Americans
American Matthew Barney, who heads Infosys Leadership Institute, is pleasantly surprised by the intellectual curiosity of Indians
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Sean Blagsvedt: After India, I Think Cities in the US Are Alien
Sean Blagsvedt has lived in India for six years and is amazed at how a little goes a long way here
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William S. Pinckney: India Can Put All Your Assumptions Under a Scanner
A business model imported from outside won’t work in this country believes the Amway India head
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Uninor MD: Don't Push Indians, Just Steer
Don’t Push, Just Steer is the Stein-Erik Vellan's advice to expat bosses. The MD of mobile operator Uninor should know. He once led Norway’s basketball team
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Delhi Trials and Triumphs
American Airlines’ Philip Lewin had to first learn what to expect and then to be surprised when he moved to Delhi. But becoming more Indian is something he has accepted — more or less
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Volkswagen India's Joerg Mueller: I Have Learnt To Be An Indian In Some Ways
Joerg Mueller muses on cows, hierarchy and asking questions differently
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"The Line Between Work and Social Life is Blurred in India"
Whether it is in business meetings or in social life, Indians don’t hold back, says Mark T. Robinson, CEO, Citi South Asia