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Where are women executives and entrepreneurs?

By: admin on Tue 09 Feb 2010 2:01 PM under Business, Corporate culture, Entrepreneurship

Apple named its latest device, iPad. Ofcourse! this shows a little oversight from their team in coming up with the name. But I truly believe this is NOT why we need women executives in Apple’s team. We need more women executives – AGREED. But naming a device “iPad” has been blown out of proportion – [...]

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The Fringe benefits of FAILURE

By: admin on Sun 31 Jan 2010 6:13 AM under Corporate culture, Entrepreneurship

At her Harvard University commencement speech, “Harry Potter” author JK Rowling offers some powerful, heartening advice to dreamers and overachievers, including one hard-won lesson that she deems “worth more than any qualification I ever earned.”
She says, “What I feared most for myself at your age was not poverty, but failure. “
Se continues, “Ultimately, we all [...]

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Ambition is NOT a DIRTY Word

By: admin on Mon 14 Dec 2009 8:16 PM under Business, Corporate culture, Entrepreneurship, women

Technology is the only field in which FLEXIBILITY means 24×7 availability. I spoke at Paypal to their Women in Technology group to give them a talk on Work Life Balance. I emphasized on seeing work as part of life. It constitutes a struggle when we see WORK and LIFE as two different and competing entities.
Moreover, [...]

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Trust is about loosing CONTROL

By: admin on Sat 24 Oct 2009 6:21 PM under Business, Corporate culture, Globalization, diversity, women

We all have a name or a face come to mind, as we listen to the word – CONTROL FREAK.
Here is a newsflash, have you looked in the mirror…Do you trust people?
Most recently, I have spoken to many women who believe that the real opportunity for women’s pay parity has arrived. Finally, we [...]

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Work Life Integration for women in Technology

By: admin on Tue 13 Oct 2009 1:21 AM under Business, Corporate culture, Globalization, women

Technology is the only field in which FLEXIBILITY means 24×7 availability. I spoke at Paypal to their Women in Technology group to give them a talk on Work Life Balance. I emphasized on seeing work as part of life. It constitutes a struggle when we see WORK and LIFE as two different and competing entities.
Here [...]

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Diversity in a Recession

By: admin on Fri 10 Jul 2009 6:12 PM under Business, Corporate culture, Globalization, diversity

The recent recession is a glaring proof that all our diversity work is not enough or we need to rethink diversity in our companies. Why do I say so?
Recession creates a breakdown for all of us. It is a time we can reflect on what is working and what is not. When more African American [...]

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Two generations: The Identity dilemma

By: admin on Fri 03 Jul 2009 2:29 AM under Business, Corporate culture, Globalization

Corporations today have two sets of employees – the 20 something of Gen Y and Baby Boomers. The biggest difference in these two groups is how they view diversity in a corporations. Whereas Baby Boomers are proud to members of affinity groups, the younger generation are hesitant to associate themselves with identity based groups.
Generation Y, [...]

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Women in India designing their futures

By: admin on Mon 22 Jun 2009 4:19 AM under Business, Corporate culture, Globalization, women

Just got back from India after successfully executing on the ‘Advancement of Women Global conference‘ in Bangalore. It was great to interact and engage with women in Corporate India.
The women in India are ready to take their careers to the next level.
Here are some concerns that they shared in advancing their careers:
1. Lack of [...]

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Avoid these mistakes while job hunting

By: admin on Mon 03 Nov 2008 11:53 AM under Business, Corporate culture

Make sure to avoid these mistakes, so they don’t cost you a shot at the job.
1. Using a Cutesy Email Address for Correspondence
Example: cutiepie@domain.com
You Might Think: It’s a clever, memorable email address everyone will get a kick out of.

The Employer Will Probably Think: I can’t believe someone would actually list this email address on her [...]

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To defeat a stereotype, dress contrary to it

By: admin on Wed 22 Oct 2008 2:02 AM under Business, Corporate culture, Globalization

Before you show up, ask yourself the day before, ” What do they know about me?”.
“What impressions have they already formed from what little they already know?”
Then think, “Does my appearance reinforce their stereotype?”
If so, then dress yourself to undermine the stereotype. A college student in well-tailored suit, a U.S. President in Khakis, a school [...]

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