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FF Daily #343: How to read a book
April 9, 2021: Going agile, virtually; Learnings from Covid-19; The problem with social distancing
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FF Daily #325: Why you need a decoy audience
March 17, 2021: How to present to experts; Rehumanising Stephen Hawking; What next for Silicon Valley; The generation gap
Why only three companies will dominate global markets
Jagdish Sheth, Rajendra Sisodia and Can Uslay talk about their latest book ‘The Global Rule of Three: Competing with a Conscious Strategy’
Systems thinking, state capacity and grassroots development
A learning session with Arun Maira, Harish Hande, Mekhala Krishnamurthy and M Rajshekhar
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FF Daily #300: Win-win is a bad idea
February 16, 2021: The race to vaccinate; Bill Gates on reading; The march of 2021
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FF Daily #279: Underneath fear and uncertainty, there’s a new perspective
January 21, 2021: Examine and deal with fears; The connection between Odisha’s education boom and mining; Kamala Harris and the rise of the alpha desi female; Late to work?
An engineering college boom built on a foundation of dysfunction
By the middle of 2015, things became dire for Odisha’s private engineering colleges. Of the state’s 46,000 engineering seats, as many as 30,000 were vacant. In this excerpt from his book ‘Despite the State’, M Rajshekhar tells the story of the boom and bust—in which the students and staff were the only losers
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FF Daily #264: The first step in a crisis
January 4, 2021: Why we should aspire for a new decentralised economic model; Soumya Swaminathan reflects on the pandemic; The first rule of 2021
2021: The Time to Act
Four books show why and how we must reconnect the economy and technology with humanity
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FF Daily #263: Reflection, learnings, remembering, and basic needs
December 24, 2020: Reinvigorate our minds: Lessons from The Best Business Books of 2020; The year in photos: uncertainty, joy, and hope; What’s more basic than food?
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