How leaders beat stress: ​No multi-tasking, giving undivided attention

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How leaders beat stress: ​No multi-tasking, giving undivided attention We involuntarily don't pay attention to what we are doing 47 per cent of our waking hours.

Passing the baton: What Anand Mahindra, Harsh Goenka feel about succession plans Often clashes between generations happen due to control issues & differences in the thought process.

Here's proof that 'queen bee syndrome' is prevalent at workplaces, and is getting worse Queen bee syndrome is the phenomenon of women discriminating against other female coworkers as they rise in seniority.

Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein's former studio inching towards bankruptcy The Weinstein Company had failed to reach a deal with an investor group led by Maria Contreras-Sweet.

Family first: Salesforce offices in US have a special floor where employees can bring their kids The company's CEO, Marc Benioff, knows how to keep his employees happy.

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We as women, must also be our own glass ceilings: Naina Lal Kidwai Ladies at the top talk women in the business at ET GBS: We should be proud to be called ambitious.

'Good karma' helped Suresh Narayanan get over Nestlé India's crisis in 2015 Narayanan says it was the faith in his team members that helped them through the crisis.

Boss-issues! Being at the top makes you more prone to criticism Bosses tend to receive more criticism for a decision, even if they did not personally make it.

No child's play: Nadia Chauhan's prep for the corner office began early on Chauhan was bitten by the business bug since childhood, thanks to her father.

Deepika Padukone says corporates should focus on mental health and well-being of employees She also said that people with metal illness should not be treated differently.

When IBM India Chairman Vanitha Narayanan faced 'grandmother peer pressure' She recalled a recent episode where she took a few weeks off to spend time with her new grandchild.

Oxfam's Chief Executive Mark Goldring apologises over abuse of Haiti quake victims Oxfam has also offered its "humblest apologies" to the Haitian government.

Gender diversity on boards improves, but more ground needs to be covered: Experts The full intended benefits of the law are yet to kick in as nearly 25% of the women appointees on boards are family members of the owners.

Automation will gulp up a lot of jobs, says NYU professor Arun Sundararajan The author also believes that jobs, heavily depending on unskilled people, will be automated. What's ailing Indian investors? Maturity to be good mentors, feels IAN chief Padmaja Ruparel Indian Angel Network's top boss says the transition from entrepreneur to investor isn't easy.

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