Educational and Career Guidance articles

TECHNOLOGICAL revolution has taken center stage. Modern day organizations are synchronizing their efforts so as to substitute men with machines. Automation, digitization are the buzzwords for strategic managers, however, one need to understand whether machine can really substitute man as the former lacks the emotional factor, which is a key to any organization.

THE crux of any managerial role is to make decisions day in and day out. One leading politician who later on went on to become the prime minister once commented that not making a decision is even a decision taken after evaluating alternatives. Decision making prima facie might seem very easy as every one of us engages in decision making day in and day out, but the we generally do not feel the pinch of making a decision, till something goes horribly wrong and one starts ruing the move.

* By Manishankar Chakraborty

CORPORATE managers are witnessing a different tribe of employees, the ones with picking and pocketing things. Theft at the office, from the project site or even from clients points are becoming a common practice. It is really difficult for one to believe the fact that how can employees who are professionally qualified, pick and pocket things that too which are either trivial in nature or something which can very be earned?

By Manishankar Chakraborty

By Manishankar Chakraborty

by Manishankar Chakraborty

By manishankar Chakraborty Pressure and deadlines are part of corporate life as competition comes with lot of add-ons in the form of punctuality, discipline, right attitude and aptitude, and other soft skills related parameters.

- by Manishankar Chakraborty

By Manishankar