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Invest in team building skills to get that job

Also, the employer need for newer, and more sophisticated skills is accelerating

Evaluating the CEO

Even as CEOs worldwide recognise the need to grow talent internally, only 23 per cent of business leaders say their firms are strong at developing future leaders

Online shopping to boost baby care segment

The online baby-care segment has witnessed higher repeat purchases, with over 50 per cent of shoppers being repeat buyers

Preparing for that job interview

Amplifying content smartly

Here are tips for marketers on how the media amplifies its content to reach the widest possible audience - focusing on a very personal case study where an article published in 5,000-copy magazine beca

Managing remote teams

Even until a decade ago, only a handful of managers were dealing with virtual global teams

Are you online or offline?

Effective use of social media can help organisations strengthen their employer brands, compete aggressively for top talent, and engage and retain employees. Here's how they can use online tools to hir

A bumpy ride

With a 2.2% market share since its launch in India a decade ago, Nissan is clearly struggling to get its act right in the country. Here's what other marketers can learn from the Japanese automaker's m

Book Review: Half Girlfriend is half inane, half caricature

A review of Chetan Bhagat's latest novel

The man who received a Rs 132-crore shock

InMobi has a dhaba in the office

At the InMobi office in Bangalore, employees get to lounge, play games, jam, nap or binge at the in-house dhaba while working

Books by football legends make for a literary kick-off

The literary season in football is here with Luis Suarez, Roy Keane and Rio Ferdinand discussing their controversial careers

Basharat Peer: The man who scripted Haider

Haider just won the People's Choice Award at the Rome Film Festival for its gripping and authentic portrayal of the Kashmir conflict, the handiwork of scriptwriter Basharat Peer

Being Mortal: A sensitive account of end-of-life care

Atul Gawande's book, Being Mortal, tries to find out what doctors can do to make the end both bearable and meaningful when the disease is incurable and death inevitable. An excerpt

Warhol bodyguard sued over hidden 'Liz' painting

The rise and return of Grover Vineyards

Grover Art Series Sauvignon Blanc 2014 bagged the Sauvignon Blanc International Trophy at the Decanter Asia Wine Awards held in Hong Kong recently

Swiss pianist Dominique Barthassat explores sound architecture

Sound and space share an unexplored relationship. A Swiss pianist-composer tries to unravel it

Unity in diversity

Modi's silence only amplifies the ugly symphony of misogyny, jingoism and communalism that is rising again. Who needs Halloween when you've got the newspapers?

Being dressy

The author takes designer and stylist Aniket Satam to assess the new collection of dresses by Being Human

Film Review: Brad Pitt takes on Nazis again in war drama Fury

Fury is well acted, has taken the trouble to be minutely authentic and is crisply edited, yet falls short of making a lasting impression