Thought Leadership
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Gen Z: Future of the workforce comes of age
Individual identity, self-expression, autonomy, and pragmatism are some of the defining values of Gen Z. It is time to evaluate managerial and leadership styles to suit their approach to work
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US-China ties: Damage controlled but obstacles ahead
Even before the top US diplomat headed to China this week, talk of a new Cold War was unhelpful. Still, Washington and Beijing have their work cut out steering their relationship back on course
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For women, early promotion is vital to reducing the gender pay gap
Getting promoted young is a virtuous circle that raises pay expectations for everyone, but especially women, according to new research from IESE Business School
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The algorithms behind pricing your ride
Professor David Brown and co-authors developed a dynamic pricing model for spatially distributed demand-based services, such as ride sharing
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Two sides of valuation markdowns of startups: Indian landscape
While markdowns bring short-term hurdles such as fundraising difficulties and reputational impact, they also act as catalysts for strategic focus, cost optimisation, and investor reassessment
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ChatGPT: A facilitator that will work for business communication
6 ways ChatGPT can leave a positive impact on day to day of a business
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How savvy shoppers undermined India's great cash swap
Consumers used retail transactions to keep an estimated $1.5 billion out of the country's tax system
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Reinventing yourself after a setback
How to survive a significant career defeat and rebuild your professional and personal life
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The ever-growing problem of plastic pollution in the oceans
While plastic is an intrinsic part of our life, we must curb its usage to reduce plastic waste. We also have to take responsibility for properly disposing of plastic waste if we want to keep our oceans pristine
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Top 6 pitfalls to avoid when entering new markets
For most organizations, entering new markets is the only way to continuing growing in an era when, for many products and services, established markets are saturated. But entering international markets is hard
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The first 90 hours: What new CEOs should—and shouldn't—do to set the right tone
New leaders no longer have the luxury of a 90-day listening tour to get to know an organization, says John Quelch. He offers seven steps to prepare CEOs for a successful start, and three missteps to avoid