The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 28, 2007

The eye of the fly: Effective rather than efficient leadership
Doing things effectively is the natural way of doing things. When you do things naturally, you expend the least effort. Doing things efficiently requires an effort _ a skill or an approach which has to be developed. More

Strategies for time management
Are you perpetually running around not only doing the things that you are busy with, but also thinking of all the other things you have to do, the things you should be doing, the things you want to do and the things you need to do? `Caught in a ... More

EDUCATION
IIM-K launches new courses
About six years ago, the Indian Institute of Management-Kozhikode (IIM-K) teamed up with HughesNet Global Education (HNGE) to offer an executive management education programme (eMEP) using a satellite-based interactive distance-learning platform. ... More

INTERVIEW
`Employee training, the key differentiator'
The mention of `oil drilling' makes one go back to the film Armageddon where a bunch of oil drillers led by the character played by Bruce Willis save the world from an asteroid by drilling into it and blowing it up with nuclear ... More

MARKETING RESEARCH
Researching the market
The young manager's ready reckoner on market research More

BOOKS
Begin with job clarity
The foremost condition of performance is that employees know what is expected of them at work. This is the first of the 12 findings, which emerged from a million interviews stored in the Gallup Organisation's database. But that was long ago. ... More

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