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THE NEW MANAGER

MANAGEMENT


How's your cross-culture quotient?
When doing business beyond borders, understand small differences in habits and cultures. More

The notion of value
Business is nothing if there is no value to the customer. More

Competence that endures
It is essential to develop core competence early in one's career. More

Leader Speak
The next generation global manager needs to think in terms of long-term horizon and vision. Long-term success is built on the foundation of strong character and values. Acting with integrity and building trustworthiness will lay a strong ... More

EDUCATION


The great churn post-placement
Why it is not all hunky-dory with B-school recruitment. More

IIM-A grads too need career counselling
Effort to help students make the right choice. More

`Courage is key'
Starting a job is usually the point when much of theoretical knowledge ends and application of all basics and jargon learnt at B-school begins, accompanied with a bit of unlearning as well, says Peeyush Bajpai, Director of More

Tourism MBA in God's Own Country
Projects done by students have been developed into tourism products. More

INTERVIEW


`Forget, borrow, learn'
Breakthrough innovation is necessary for companies. More

WORK LIFE


An elevating experience
It was around a year ago when I was working in a reputed BPO. My office was on the 6th floor of the seven-floor building. It was evening and I, along with my colleague went to the canteen in the other building to have some snacks. I had been in ... More

Share your office humour
Calling all readers to share with The New Manager anecdotes and rib-tickling moments at work. The best ones get published. Remember, nothing offensive. And do give your name, designation and company name. Mail your pieces (300-400 words) to ... More

BOOKS


Fixing a fractured team
Ultimate competitive advantage is not in finance, strategy or technology, but in teamwork, says Patrick Lencioni in The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, from Wiley India (www.wileyindia.com) . The ... More



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