WFH Daily #172: Can you see the next two-three steps ahead?
September 11, 2020: Michael Lewis on spotting the next big opportunity; How to make your home sound like your office; Why business leaders should learn to love employee activism; Mask up
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Survive, revive, thrive: Pathway to business recovery
How can businesses claw their way back, past survival and into growth? They’ll need to conserve cash, clean up their governance so that banks will not hesitate to lend, and embrace digital transformation. Highlights from a panel discussion organised by Ficci Flo
What to do to revive MSMEs
The Growth Factor: Raghuram Rajan on reviving MSMEs; Two SMB lending models for the future; How MSMs are faring: Good, bad or ugly; Emergency funds & rescue teams
WFH Daily #173: Lessons from Mark Twain
September 12, 2020: Survive, revive, thrive; A smarter toilet in India is changing lives; Necessity drives innovation
WFH Daily #174: FF Recommends: Fitness routines
September 13, 2020: Three ideas on how to stay fit, with social distancing; Leo Babauta on making a new habit; Movie of the week
WFH Daily #175: A multidisciplinary approach to thinking
September 14, 2020: Gary Hamel & Michele Zanini on building humanocracy; David Foster Wallace on life; the Queen’s English
WFH Daily #176: The art of speaking effectively
September 15, 2020: Chris Anderson on public speaking; Mahesh Vyas on the lockdown’s impact on women’s employment; Michael Sandel on why we need to debate how we reward key workers
Fantasy sports & future of sports; Facebook & hate speech; Contact tracing
This Week in Disruptive Tech | September 16, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world
WFH Daily #177: The story of zero
September 16, 2020: Life for people over 60; Akio Toyoda on being a perpetual student; Cricketing metaphors