The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 17, 2007

‘Management science still in its infancy’
Eliyahu Goldratt, on a visit to India, expounds on the evolution of management, its parallels with science, and organisational growth, in his inimitable style. More

HUMAN RESOURCES
‘Face-saving’ in cross-cultural communication
Communication is influenced by cultural moorings which have to be understood in multicultural workplaces. More

Destined for success
Perseverance and passion can turn dreams into reality, says the writer. More

RESTRUCTURING
When downsizing looms
Sensitivity and honesty help ease the pain. More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
START-UP LOGIC
Begin at the very beginning
Wondering whether you are cut out to be an entrepreneur? You could start by asking yourself three basic questions. Read on to find out more. More

BOOKS
Watch your back
Do you have to deal with ‘narcissistic, unethical, aggressive, rigid, depressed, or anxious individuals’ at work? If yes, be armed with Roy H. Lubit’s guide, Coping with Toxic Managers, Subordinates… and ... More

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