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Once you get selected for a degree course abroad, you have all the right to be exalted. But, you wouldn’t realize how quickly the most tiresome aspects of the pre-departure process emerge and require your attention. One such thing that will most likely give you stress is the student visa...

Founders and CEOs crave fast growth, often above all else. It means massive funding rounds and eye-popping valuations, infusions of top talent, bandwidth to focus on more strategic tasks, as well as the all-important runway to build great products, get them to a larger market and scale the company to...

As COVID-19 upended work life as we knew it, company leaders noticed marked changes in themselves. Thankfully, working parents can pass these new mindsets, values, and attributes along to teams — and kids — to help them be more successful in their own careers and lives. Cristobal Viedma chats about what...

With the advent of democratized tools and despite the current pandemic in the backdrop, Financial Times reports a boom in entrepreneurship and new companies being set up around the world. Before you go any further and make necessary commitments investing in setting up your business, it is best to consider...

Over the past year, COVID has forced businesses to alter the way they market their services and themselves. Companies were forced to embrace the digital space as more and more customers spent time surfing the internet and social media while the nation was on lockdown. During that time, business owners...

Do you think about the ‘power of your people’? After all, your employees touch every aspect of your business; from day-to-day operations, engaging with customers, utilising technology, creating your processes and policies, to making decisions and taking action (or inaction) that affects your business daily. Your people are literally the...

Thirty-six years ago, a young Afghan girl peered through haunting green eyes from the cover of National Geographic’s June issue. She was Sharbat Gula, orphaned during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and in 1984 she, her siblings, grandmother, and scores of other refugees had fled on foot toward Pakistan. The...

Most of us dislike the term 'managing up' intensely; for many of us it conjures up images of greasy-pole climbers and upwardly-mobile politico types.  We don't like to think of ourselves in this way.  Instead, we like to think our work will speak for itself or we believe it’s our...

As a leader, when is it important to speak up? When should you listen? Some of the biggest problems people create for themselves involve speaking versus listening, (i.e. speaking when you shouldn't, and not speaking when you should). Ironically, you can get into as much trouble by what you don't...

Technology has been changing the world since before Steve Jobs and Bill Gates came out of their garages and into Silicon Valley. Every industry has been touched and transformed by the globalization and democratization that technology brings—and the FinTech revolution is quietly disrupting the financial sector as we know it...