Thought Leadership
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Universal basic wealth is a better option to protect vulnerable poor
Today's wage slavery needs to be addressed with an option that gives citizens of the country ownership over some substantial property or wealth on which they can build their lives as they please
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Want to spend less time online? Time limits might backfire
Experiments suggest optional limits may actually increase time online
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The complexities around workplace bullying and its elimination
Workplace bullying is expected to rise world-wide with neoliberal capitalism, precarious work and other changes to the world of work linked to the Covid-19 pandemic
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Rethinking capitalism: The power of creative destruction
With the proper safeguards, creative destruction — the process by which the new replaces the old — remains the way to greater economic growth and prosperity
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Conservatives and liberals differ in how aggressively they recruit women for leadership roles
But companies take note: a new study offers a simple intervention to curb gender bias early in the hiring process
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How B-schools are changing the outlook towards MBA
The relentless push towards digital-based disruption in the learning and teaching space has reinforced the need for an urgent review of the structure, pedagogy, assessment and outcome of various education programs, including the MBA.
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India Vs US: Different impacts and outcomes of the mediatization of public health outbreaks
Communication around the spread and containment of Covid-19 has been affected by several stakeholders. The difference in approach has had different impacts on how it shaped public opinion
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Spirituality and Confucianism to embrace a better future of innovation
If we think it is necessary to (re)think about innovation with spiritual exercises, to what extent should Confucianist philosophy, for example, which is dominant in Asia, not be a way to follow?
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Design Thinking: the customer-centric way to innovate
Design thinking, as a method, is a potential enabler for digital transformation in companies of varying sizes
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The trickle-down tragedy of corporate fraud
When companies shut down because of executive malfeasance, bottom-tier workers suffer most — especially when it comes to future earnings
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For entrepreneurs, the benefits of slowing down
After several heady months for startups, Jeffrey Bussgang offers radical advice for founders this summer: just chill