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Most Indian companies are yet to embrace time management: James Root

Interview with partner, Bain & Company, Hong Kong

Winning in the aftermarket

You may choose to outsource it or bring it under your own roof, but keeping a keen eye on after-sales service will ensure consumers come back for more

Defining the new role of HR leaders

The leadership management strategy should become a 'national' issue: Karen Greenbaum & Peter Felix

Interview with President & CEO, outgoing President, Association of Executive Search Consultants

The right fit

As finding talent becomes increasingly difficult, corporations look at recruitment partners to come up with innovative ways to search, source, screen and hire employees

Shooting star: The mystique of Rajesh Khanna

A biography of the late superstar Rajesh Khanna deftly captures his insecurity and loneliness after success ditched him

Branding for a cause

Demerger blues

A corporate demerger can be organisationally disruptive as it can cause stress and broken bonds. Here's how organisations can mitigate the potential risks

Win-win or zero-sum?

Discussion board: Manufacturer brands v/s retailerss

The psychological impact of layoffs is often forgotten: Wayne F Cascio

Interview with Robert H Reynolds Chair in Global Leadership, Professor of Management, University of Colorado

Big data in HR

A growing number of companies are trying to apply a data-driven approach to the unpredictable business of human interactions

Dealing with the promiscuous shopper

Just when you thought it's over for daily deals and group-buying websites comes a fresh onslaught from a bunch of upstarts

It's not about money

After-sales is a sure-shot way to engage with the customer: Michael Mayer

Interview with Director, Volkswagen Passenger Cars India

Burman dada off key

Sathya Saran's book on one of Bollywood's legendary music directors doesn't quite hit the right note

Innovation has to start in the boardroom: Jack van Strien

Interview with CEO, Personal Care, Philips

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The mobile advertising dilemma

Keeping it simple

Japanese auto makers are experimenting with shop floor flexibility to keep costs on a tight leash

A rough ride to the future