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Year of gig workers

India Inc must have robust on-boarding systems in place

Swimming against the tide

Michael Phelps showed why leaders should get comfortable with being uncomfortable

Why job losses are inevitable in IT

Firms have to move from just scale to building a smaller, more specialised talent pool

Puzzling silence: Why has Narayana Murthy not spoken a word on Infosys?

While Murthy was relentless in his criticism of the erstwhile company board and its CEO for not disclosing information to shareholders, his silence this time has been deafening

Symptoms of success

Soma Das has been able to capture brilliantly the essence of Dilip Shanghvi through countless stories

Leadership during slowdown

Great CEOs see opportunity even when the general mood is gloomy

Governance failures

Ratul Puri, CG Power, Manpasand are just the latest in a series of corporate frauds

A nudge for desirable behaviour

Several companies are using behavioural economics for HR practices

The trust deficit between govt and India Inc also needs to be bridged

The head of India's largest consumer company certainly isn't alone in voicing the "trust deficit" between the government and India Inc

When no one wants a promotion

The appraisal system in public sector banks needs to improve

PM Modi's views on working from home are echoed by top companies as well

Work from home can be effective only if employees know that it is a privilege, and not a right

Joint audits don't add up

The audit profession is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, the latest trigger being the IL&FS fiasco and the alleged involvement of the auditing firms in the scandal

Joint audits don't add up

The audit profession is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, the latest trigger being the IL&FS fiasco and the alleged involvement of the auditing firms in the scandal

India Inc's 'Khan Market gang'

Powerful dynastic elites are reluctant to allow any outsider into their cosy club

Why CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian wants to remain an independent voice

Banking sector reform is obviously something I care about. Also, as an engineer turned economist I think about technological solutions to economic problems, he said

The 888 vs 996 debate

Those extra late nights in office may not necessarily be the best way to go

Life begins at 70

Romesh Sobti joins the growing list of reluctant retirees

Game for new ideas?

Gamification appeals to employees' sense of competition and desire for recognition

Anil Ambani: In a tangle of his own making

It is rare for a prominent industrialist to be summoned to court in India. And even rarer for him to have been found in contempt

The job market paradox

More education has not translated into more working women in India