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WFH Daily #124: Personal renewal; stayin’ alive; and the constants of technology
July 25: John Gardner on how to examine ourselves and prepare for what lies ahead; Thomas Byers on ethics and entrepreneurship; and why staying constant is not an option for technologists
The Growth Factor
How to get the workers back to factories
The Growth Factor: Ecommerce giants, startups, and the problem with co-opetition; innovations in the wedding industry; Amazon’s big exports push
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WFH Daily #123: Why travel won’t be the same again
July 24: Imagine the future; how Amazon Prime Video picks the winners; why cats look down on humans
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WFH Daily #122: Practise physical, not social, distancing
July 23: People are capable of a lot more than we think; the Indian MBA is changing; understand your customers
Masterclass
Masterclass: The Future of the MBA
There are urgent issues emerging around the need for an MBA as a vehicle for social good. Also, Covid-19 has accelerated the pace of digitalisation by at least 5-10 years across many businesses. This too is forcing b-schools to revamp their curriculum and make it future ready
This Week in Disruptive Tech
Why we are fascinated—and scared—by AI
This Week in Disruptive Tech | July 22, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world
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WFH Daily #121: Brian J. Robertson on being responsive to the real world
July 22: What the Holocaust can teach us about beauty; should you pay employees based on the locations they work from; the Covid boom
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WFH Daily #120: Andre Agassi on problem solving and beating Boris Becker
July 21: The surprising connection between Maggi and Mahabharat; John Lewis on how to get into good trouble; why WFH isn’t new
The mascara effect
During a recession, people go out of their way to look good. It may seem counter-intuitive. But it is to retain a semblance of normalcy and that is why sales of lipsticks boom. But things are different now
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