#BuildingTomorrow: Learning in the flow of work
The corporate training industry is up for a major transformation as an increasing number of enterprises are challenging the status quo of the learning methods. Post COVID19, we have a...
#BuildingTomorrow: Running it bias-free
“The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend”, said Robertson Davies, the famous Canadian author. Business leaders are no exceptions – they observe, infer and form impressions...
#BuildingTomorrow: Career Path for the 50+ years old
India is a country of young people. Every year, 10-12 million people are joining the labour pool. Hence for an organisation looking to grow, there is a constant supply of...
#Buildingtomorrow: Reduce stress at work
It was the early days of COVID19-induced lockdown in India. In one of the company-wide Zoom calls, one of our bright team managers asked me about my forecast for the...
#BuildingTomorrow: Diversity in the roots
Many companies in the world have been trying hard to bring in diversity into their workforce and be considered as a strong employer brand. They are bringing in specific KPI...
#BuildingTomorrow: Managing a business through the growth phase
“Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.” – Thomas Edison Many businesses are back in growth as...
#BuildingTomorrow: Adapting Resilience in our culture
In the 80s, the large companies in the world were IBM, AT&T and the oil companies like Exxon, Shell and Mobil. In 2020, the list of large companies has tech...
#BuildingTomorrow: Planning Growth and Expansion
John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States of America said, “Conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth.” We look up to people and enterprises...
#BuildingTomorrow: Leadership by asking Questions
Our education system trains us to give answers to questions. Rarely we are encouraged to ask questions. No school teaches us how to ask questions. Seniors are expected to know...
#BuildingTomorrow: Educating our children
Benjamin Franklin said, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” Commercial activities driving our economy have been undergoing rapid changes over the last few decades. As humanity is coming...