WFH Daily #107: Study the system, not its fragments
July 8: How should students think about the year ahead; decision making in the real world; follow your heart
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Retail Reset: Lockdown lessons from Reliance Retail
What the CEO of the grocery business of one of India’s largest retailers learnt about managing anxious employees and customers, and meeting their evolving needs, over three months of lockdown
WFH Daily #108: Make room for what you don’t know
July 9: How to increase your team's productivity, why CSR is not enough, sleep well
WFH Daily #109: Why Reliance Retail worked hard to get mangoes to Mumbaikars
July 10: Comfort food, Cisco caste discrimination case and blobfish
I want my MTV
That line from the Dire Straits classic Money for Nothing says it well: people facing the uncertainty caused by a pandemic, are turning to familiar, comfort brands. Here’s a view on the phenomena from a millennial in New York, and perspective from his dad in Mumbai
Why Kanchipuram should weave stories
The Growth Factor: The way ahead for Kanchipuram’s silk sari weavers; what MSMEs can learn from the school of fish; can MSMEs account for 60% of exports in two years
WFH #110: Nitin Paranjpe on why millions followed Mahatma Gandhi
July 11: Ben Horowitz on great CEOs (they face the pain); Harsh and Damodar Mall on rediscovering comfort foods; Nitin Paranjpe on being authentic
WFH Daily #111: How to look good on Zoom with better lighting
July 12: How to look better on Zoom; why you shouldn’t multitask; and how knowledge evolves
FF Insights #576: The human cost of fossil fuels
January 25, 2022: India is hurting; Social media’s driving force; Plain speak
WFH Daily #112: Edward Deming on productivity and the pride of workmanship
July 13: What made JRD Tata a natural leader; why defeating coronavirus won't be easy (but there's a way); and why simple things are sometimes hard to do