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by Amitesh Jasrotia
Yet another entry for Murphy's Law

For weeks, I had been looking for James Surowiecki's 'The Wisdom of Crowds'. After having combed all the big bookstores for this book, I, finally, got my hands on it at a low-key bookstore in my vicinity - place that I walk past everyday but never ...

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by Amitesh Jasrotia
Who wants to be rich?

Stock markets all across the world are in a brilliant recovery mode. And moving in lockstep with the recovery are the increasingly fading memories from last year. One section of investors that has certainly got its chins up is the 'retail category'. ...
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by Amitesh Jasrotia
Highlight the means, it works.

Trust me, this works. I have seen it work. One of my now ‘formerized’ colleagues used to pull it off in a fashion that would put the likes of Dilbert and co. to shame. Don’t call me insane before you actually experience it.

highlight the means

 No matter how meager ...
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by Amitesh Jasrotia
Planetary motions and stock prices

Stock markets are a crazy place. And even if they aren't, trust me, there is a certain section out there hell-bent on making them appear so.  I stumbled upon this piece of news in 'The Economic Times' yesterday. It says that a delhi-based ...

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by Amitesh Jasrotia
5 Key Aspects of Leadership Branding

Leadership Brandinga) There is often a mismatch between what the organization stands for and what its leaders stand for. Alignment between what drives the company and its leaders is the essence of leadership branding.


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