The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 13, 2006

Leader Speak
The next generation manager is a global citizen. We expect them to be able to work anywhere. As India globalises, we expect them to go to the UK or Italy, wherever they are required. They live in a borderless world. It is a new thing for us, we ... More

EDUCATION

Ambassador formula
From now on, it's not only brands seeking ambassadors — here is a company that is using the ambassador formula to seek employee talent. Flextronics Software Systems (FSS) has embarked on a new programme to keep in touch with the country's ... More

`Work helps'
Work experience, even if it is a few months, helps makes a big difference while doing an MBA, says Manmay Madiman. Currently a consultant with Totus Consulting, a Chennai-based strategic HR consulting firm, Madiman worked in a bank for four ... More

IRMAns on Jatra
It had been a week of learning with fun for students of the Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA) as `Jatra', the week-long annual festival of the institute drew to an end. The nine-day internal festival of IRMA started on March 4 with ... More

WORK LIFE

Workplace etiquette
Behave with courtesy and act appropriately at all times. More

BOOKS

Leave an ace in your pocket
To win the management war, here are `battlefield lessons' from Colonel Jeff O'Leary in The Centurion Principles, from Pearson Power (www.pearson-books.com) . The word centurion is from Latin ... More

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