Thought Leadership
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How to build something great
Sangeeta Badel, an entrepreneurship expert explains how to become a builder
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The Airbnb lesson for startups? Success takes more than technology
As investors speculate about the timing of an Airbnb IPO, Thales S. Teixeira discusses the analog tactics and economic conditions that helped catapult the company
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Human excellence in the smart machine age
Hyper-learning will require human excellence. Human excellence requires both mastery of self and teaming excellence
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Beyond the exotic: Branding India
Despite India's dominance in the IT services industry, the world doesn't perceive India as a modern economy with a competent workforce. Research explains the reasons behind this perception and defines ways to change stereotypes to foster confidence in Brand India
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How many choices should you offer your customers?
Managers should look at how best to present their business offerings so that customers feel they have adequate choice, experience freedom and control, and are able to match their preferences, without feeling overwhelmed by the whole process
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How the NDA can begin to fix agrarian distress and the jobs crisis
With the Union Budget due on Friday, a look at solutions beyond populist schemes; for instance, the agrarian distress is not about managing a shortage, but about managing a surplus
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Is fear of failure stopping you?
Few tools to put in your toolbox if this is something you've faced
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Stuck in the middle
The United States' trade tariffs have exacerbated a tough business climate in China for multinational companies
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Our misplaced fear of job-stealing robots
At a Future of Work forum, experts say demographic shifts, not artificial intelligence, create the biggest challenges for today's workplace
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The gift of a global cosmopolitan mindset
Those who live global lives develop a psyche that enables them to tackle complex challenges
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How (not) to change someone's mind
Psychologists have found two persuasion tactics that work. But put them together and the magic is lost