The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 30, 2007

READING ROOM
Are monkeys leaping up your back?
Who doesn't know a monkey, but the one that William Oncken III describes in Monkey Business (www.jaicobooks.com) is different; it is at workplace. A monkey, according to him, is thenext move, initiative or action step inresolving a problem. ... More

FOR THE ASKING
Why taking a joint housing loan is advisable For the Asking
My husband and myself have taken a joint loan for buying a house. But the loan document does not spell out the respective shares of loan sanctioned. Is that all right? Lalita, email The very idea of ... More

RACY CASES
To hedge or not to hedge
Wilma Ribeiro fiddled with her note pad as she waited for the group to assemble in the conference room. Being the MD’s secretary she had to arrive in advance to ensure that everything was in order. The boss was a stickler for perfection and ... More

STICKLISH ISSUES
Engineering graduates urged to acquire additional skills
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Flip side to Pottermania?
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60 SECONDS CHIEF!
Harness the power of prioritising
Ms Renée Kuwahara is the Chief Operating Officer for the global operations of 24/7 Customer, a premier global provider of business process outsourcing services. A business administration graduate from the University of Michigan, Ms Kuwahara ... More

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