In B-schools across the world, one is taught to work in teams or groups as that is expected of you when one enters the corporate world. More importantly, one is expected to maintain individuality and stand out. That is ironical, as is everything else in life. Its always grey, and we are not living in… Continue reading Being a Good Samaritan
Many technologies such as AR, VR, Block chain etc. have come into the foray in recent years. These have the ability to disrupt the current functioning of Human Resource Management. We take a look at the possible impacts of these technologies. 1. Block Chain A resume authentication database, the verification of official certificates and contracts, which… Continue reading Impact of Technology on HR
On a day in the near future, Yaniv, an innocent rule abiding boy was riding in his car towards his village on the NH-1, which connects Delhi and Chandigarh. Listening to Bob Dylan, he was thinking of the state of the nation-state. Suddenly, out of the blue, a holy cow came in front of his… Continue reading In the garb of Cow protection
In a recent session at an institute, the faculty phonated that the Supreme Court of our country, India, transcends all bodies and checks. She even opined that the SC, be given the status of God. She proposed such thoughts citing the caveat that we, the students in her class, are not the government. Nor do… Continue reading Supreme Court is God
Sundays are meant to be lazy. They come as a relief to the working man, who, after toiling hard for five or six days can have enough sleep before he gets down to business again. I had the same feeling in the first year of my college. The week never seemed to end. I could not… Continue reading An Eventful Sunday
The home season of the Indian Cricket team started with comfortable wins over the Kiwis and the English. Australia was touring India, having registered an emphatic series whitewash against Pakistan in the UAE. But two previous campaigns had been eye openers for the Aussies. They lost at home to South Africa after being humiliated by… Continue reading A Resurgent Indian Cricket Team
In the present era, we are surrounded by a plethora of news sources. These range from social networking sites to Tv channels to newspapers and magazines. It is important to know the people who control these sources to understand their line of argument. 1.The Indian Express The Indian Express is under the ambit of Indian Express… Continue reading Who owns my Media?
Computers were the innovation of the mid-1900s.The world wide web came around in the 1990s.Social media has been undoubtedly the revolution of this decade.It has become an indispensable part of our lives.Networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Quora have gradually encroached our private spaces. The use of social media, rather the misuse of the… Continue reading Social Media: Devil More than Boon
Students, after completing their management studies are in a fix regarding the best path for them.Here, we look at some of the fields they may venture into. 1.Consultancy Consultants are paid to share their expertise and knowledge to help businesses attain goals and solve problems.Companies often hire consultants to supplement the staff and save the… Continue reading What after an MBA?
1.Rana Ayyub She is the author of Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a cover-up.She began her work in Tehelka.Shoma Chaudhary and Tarun Tejpal did not support her undercover work.She resigned from Tehelka in 2013 and is now an independent columnist. 2.Tarun Tejpal Tarun Tejpal is an investigative journalist who began his work in the… Continue reading Prominent Journalists of India
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