Thought Leadership
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3 strategies to survive in an ever-changing business environment
Reality today is akin to the Red Queen effect from Alice in Wonderland: running as fast as you can just to stay in the same place
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Five strategies for leading a high-impact team
Why 'teams are not cocktail parties,' and other words of wisdom
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Digital revolution in the Indian banking sector
Banks in India have witnessed a radical change from 'conventional banking to convenience banking'. Today, they are poised for 'digital banking' at a rapid pace
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How self-reflection can make you a better leader
Setting aside 15 minutes a day can help you prioritize, prepare, and build a stronger team
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How the ticking clock kills
A new study reveals spikes in stress when employees are told to think of time as money
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Facilitating investment in organic food business in India through right policies
Vision document from the government, subsidies, standardisation, apt labeling can facilitate the organic farming business in India
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It's hard to fix the family business without offending the family
Navigating complex relationships and understanding unwritten processes are among the many challenges of transitioning a family-owned business to the next generation. Len Schlesinger, Michael Raiche, and Roger Zhu discuss the dilemmas of a small Vietnamese restaurant in the case study "Pho Hoa Dorchester."
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How do you spot a financial bubble?
Differentiating strong but sustainable growth from an asset bubble is easiest in hindsight. Vikram Mansharamani YC '96 offers a framework for spotting bubbles before they burst.
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10 key leadership lessons
Here are 10 key leadership lessons you can learn from General Electric's chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt
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The virtues of unintelligent organisation design
Any structure at all is better than none, as long as it leaves some room to explore
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Build your career and build your personal brand
In today's busy workplaces, it is hard to get noticed. How do you build your career to develop your capabilities and make sure that decision-makers appreciate your talents?