Education and Career

If this were a normal workweek, I’d be at the office. I’d drop by people’s desks to check on them and see what they’re doing. But our current circumstances are far from normal. Like so many other leaders, I’m disconnected physically from my teammates for safety reasons related to the coronavirus....

The future of work is now today’s business paradigm. Because the world has changed substantially, companies must quickly adapt by broadening traditional hierarchical structures and inviting employees to actively voice their ideas. This doesn’t mean ”empowering“ employees through top-down trainings and access to leadership. It means making an intentional and specific shift...

If I ask any person to give me a simple definition of resiliency, the answer is always “to bounce back.” That’s certainly on the mark for the first definition by Merriam-Webster: “The ability of something to return to its original size and shape after being compressed or deformed.” Now, this...

The mind is a state of thinking and it is a soft copy, unlike brain which is a hard copy. Everyone has one mind but it has two distinct functions such as conscious mind and subconscious mind. The conscious mind is objective, the waking mind and on the surface, while...

One of the ways we socialize in college is through clubs or societies. They are essentially groups of students who come together and engage in specific activities. These clubs could be anything: from newspaper clubs to karate clubs; there seems to be a wide range of options available for students...

The move to remote work due to the pandemic has increased the need for digital literacy. But when it comes to enabling remote work, digital literacy remains a significant hurdle, according to the report Accelerating the Digital Inclusion in the New Normal. Only about 40% of Americans surveyed last year...

“The aim must be for India to have an education system by 2040 that is second to none, with equitable access to the highest-quality education for all learners regardless of social or economic background.” —National Education Policy 2020 I am passionate about students and often write about Indian education. I...

Entrepreneurship is inherently unpredictable. For many of us, the dynamic days are a part of the appeal. As hard as Business schools, thought leaders, and LinkedIn contributors try to pragmatize and formulate business, entrepreneurship is foremost about embracing uncertainty and delving into the unknown. These days, to say business is...

Danes have developed a world-class education system that attracts students from all over the world. There are many perks of joining the Danish Higher Education network such as no tuition fee for those who come from Switzerland and European Economic Area, mode of instruction in English, thriving lifestyle peculiar to...

I’ll be the first to admit that I, for many years, bought into the idea that influential leaders had to ooze confidence in groups — their good ideas and easygoing nature always on full display. In other words, I thought good leaders had to be outgoing, expressive extroverts. That’s probably because most...