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Changing role of the CLO

Ask the right questions

To find out what is driving employee engagement or turnover, organisations need to design meaningful surveys

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

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

Book Extract: Don't escalate commitment

Cancel or pivot the project if all the signs tell you to do so. It may be counter-intuitive, but pulling the plug on a floundering project could be the best thing, says a new book

The international wave in school education

Parents are no longer content with the Indian system of rote where thinking is not encouraged

Ramoji Rao's shrinking empire

The author writes about the political and financial fights of Cherukuri Ramoji Rao, owner of Eenadu, and how RIL investment saved media magnate's endeavour

How German Ambassador Michael Steiner is redefining diplomacy

Ambassador Michael Steiner's handling of the German-Sanskrit controversy reflects his unconventional approach to diplomacy

Electrified plastic for printers

Plastic has always been known as a great insulator. But a US company has developed a plastic filament for 3D printers that can conduct electricity

Contest of the crossovers

Three hatchbacks have been muscled up to offer a more adventurous driving experience. The author looks at the pros and cons of the Avventura, Cross Polo and Etios Cross

Movie review: Bhopal- A Prayer for Rain turns tragedy into a melodrama

Thirty years after the gas leak in Bhopal, a new Hollywood film is fervent in its retelling of events but largely underwhelming in its impact

Walking through Amsterdam with the sinners and the saints

With its picture-postcard beauty and permissive pursuits, Amsterdam is an enticing city holiday

Will Tyeb Mehta sell for a record?

With artworks from across the country, the second Christie's auction in India has an air of expectancy around it

The enigma that is 'Rani Bhikteria'

This magisterial biography gamely searches for the "inner woman" in Britain's longest-reigning monarch and one-time Empress of India

Anil Agarwal: Charity on his mind

Agarwal has pledged three-fourths of his wealth to philanthropy. Will he deliver?

Chess (#1125)

In with a chance

A resurgent Indian team, with its penetrative attack and solid defence, can actually challenge for the top spot in the Champions Trophy

My Life My Style: Akanksha Nanda

'My girlfriends are my goddesses'

Nehru's tryst with business

There is a widespread perception that Jawaharlal Nehru was rather business unfriendly. But that's not the entire picture

The facilitator of thought

In her library, it was a pleasure to find that Veenapani Chawla was a libertine when it came to her reading, and we enjoyed conversations about writers of murder mysteries who had us in thrall

A sense of belonging on WhatsApp

The social media allows you to belong to a community by sharing conversations