In the ever-evolving landscape of businesses, companies rise and fall with remarkable frequency. Behind every successful enterprise lies a multitude of factors contributing to its triumph, just as behind every failure lies a series of missteps and oversights.
Happy employees are engaged employees, resulting in increased productivity as well as lower absenteeism from work.
Traditionally, followers have been viewed as passive supporters, merely executing the directives of their leaders. However, this perspective is increasingly being challenged. The modern organizational landscape recognises that followers are not just subordinates; they are active participants who significantly influence organizational success.
The efficacy of management lies not just in doing things right, but in ensuring that those efforts yield meaningful and sustainable outcomes.
MYTH 1: The world has recovered from COVID-19.MYTH 2: DEI and inclusion have had their day.MYTH 3: History does not matter.MYTH 4: The best leadership is the most famous.MYTH 5: The best leadership is in the private sector.
Tourism, especially foreigners coming to India, has always been a subject that has received less than the desired attention by successive governments at the centre and in the states.
In this era of accountability, let us rise to the challenge, embracing the mantle of responsibility with humility and determination. Let us be the leaders who inspire trust, foster inclusivity, and drive innovation with a human touch.
Providing mentoring and a positive example for other women will lead to the ultimate career prize: earning the additional title of ‘queenmaker’.
MYTH 1: I love my company, and my company loves me.MYTH 2: My company owes me an explanation.MYTH 3: My boss will take care of me.MYTH 4: My co-workers and I are one big happy family.MYTH 5: I am always going to get what I deserve.
Happiness at work is crucial if you want to drive commercial performance. But what does happiness at work mean? How can managers measure it and have more of it? And what happens to organisations when they get happiness right?
A continuation of management lessons from mothers, featured in the July 2024 issue, here are six new teachings from mothers that managers should incorporate while running a team.
The transition to a circular economy marks a pivotal moment for Indian businesses, offering more than just economic benefits. By transcending profit-driven models and adopting sustainable practices, companies can forge resilience, drive innovation, enhance customer value and generate enduring value for society and the environment alike.