The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 26, 2007

MANAGEMENT
Mind your language
Differences in the meanings of English words and phrases in different cultures, if ignored, can lead to confusion and misinterpretation More

The world of paradox
At the very least, contrarian thinking and some degree of personal freedom have to be encouraged. More

Tice talk
An encounter with Lou Tice of The Pacific Institute More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Strike a balance between empathy and performance
Caring should be an essential part of a performance-driven organisation More

INTERVIEW
Inspiring entrepreneurship
Laura Parkin of the National Entrepreneurship Network talks on fostering the right climate for entrepreneurs in India More

EVENTS
One year of The New Manager
It will be exactly, almost to the day, one year since The New Manager section was launched in this newspaper. Over the year, this section has published articles on significant trends by senior managers from the corporate world, news from ... More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
What it takes to be an entrepreneur
A group of people who have gone it on their own talk about what gave them the spark More

PEOPLE
`Self-assessment, my key takeaway from B-school'
Ms Divya Ramachandran, passed out of ISB in 2002, is now Vice-President, Helios & Matheson Information Technology Ltd. She recently bagged `The Best Young Manager' of the year award from the Madras Management Association. On what she ... More

BOOKS
Switch from `have to' to `want to'
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