Balesh Raghurajan

“Leaky Bucket” is a term that an executive used when the conversation moved to attrition. And a similar conversation with a senior leader...

Scrambling to manage the logistical issues that arose after shifting to a remote working scenario, Ravi now found himself relieved that...

French Toast is an all-age, all-time favourite breakfast food. The aroma from a freshly baked Croissant with a dollop of butter is...

Based on the recent elections held in few states in India, CSDS-Lokniti did a survey and found that what mattered more to the voters was...

When Ricardo Semler revolutionized management thinking in the 1980s and 1990s, he was way ahead of his time. He was extremely...

Learning needs to be looked at as an ‘experience’ and not just a ‘skill upgrade’. Never provide training engage them in learning experiences

Many companies go through large transformation or OD programs that sets themselves up for growth. The dilemma faced most often by them is...

BTW, there are companies that conduct elections and choose their CEO !! In this blog, we will look at something less progressive 😊...

Continuing from “ taming the blue whale ” post, I wanted to share couple of stories of radical thinking that saved companies and put them...

"If an organization is great in spirit, it is because the spirit of its top people is great. If it decays, it does so because the top...

Enhancing the “Adaptability Quotient” not only requires a supportive learning & coaching model but an inclusive organizational eco-system

The remote working realm has exposed use to a new way of working and also a new way of living. There are trends reflecting in housing...

Kids are always a joy to watch. Their innocence, playfulness and their extreme joy in conjuring up silly games with silly rules are...

If you are a maverick, non-conformist or if the teenager in you is still active, you get a big kick out of breaking the rules. It sends...

Work-from-home is not just a change in the physical location of work but a massive shift in our fundamental notions of a workplace.

I don’t follow beauty pageants any more. During the time that I was keenly following it, a very popular question used to be “Who is your...

The Origins Fredrick Winslow Taylor (1856-1915) was a thought leader of his times. Working in a factory as a low skilled worker and...

Every time a new technology is introduced there is confusion about what it is and where it can be used. Then there are these enthusiasts...

As I spent my sunday late morning gleaning through the pages of the newspaper, I started smiling nonchalantly on a news item related to...

So, what’s all the fuss about the ‘new normal’? The work-from-home model is nothing new, yet it does not feel the same, does it? As long...