The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, January 18, 2003

Earning respect and making a difference
Women bosses are shattering myths and defying stereotypes. Most feel that though gender equations at the workplace do matter, beyond a point it is a professional approach and job skills that make a difference. More

The young turks
They are young, energetic... and successful. But early success brings its own crop of problems. More

The boss of the future
Are you, as a boss, looking for a formula to succeed? Read on about different kinds of bosses, and zero in on the type who can motivate his team members to succeed More

A fun place to work in
Soft toys and bean bags make this office in Chennai a great place to work from. More

Occupational hazard called `Boss'
After suffering nasty bosses, many employees dream of the day when they will become the boss, so... More

Cultural stereotypes in Boss land
It's a term of endearment, amongst the Shah Rukh Khan wannabes. They give a little salute by raising one eyebrow, affect a wink and a wiggle and say, "Hello Boss!", when they meet a really close friend. A boss is what used to be called a mate, or ... More

Innovating constantly...
A blend of her creativity and personal beliefs has created hotels around India that are... well, very different. More

Motivate, communicate... and succeed!
Management styles can differ with different industries, but the basic tenets remain the same, and teamwork is one such important mantra. More

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