Category: strategy
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Multinational Corporations and Continuity of Business
In the complex world of global business, resilience has become more than a buzzword—it is a defining characteristic of organizations that withstand and thrive in the face of unexpected challenges. A recent discussion by an experienced corporate leader offers valuable insights into how multinational corporations can build and sustain resilience.…
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The Growing Debate on 90-Hour Work Weeks: A Marxist Perspective on Surplus Labor
In recent years, a controversial opinion has surfaced among some Indian industrialists advocating for an increase in the working hours for white-collar jobs to as high as 90 hours per week. While this proposal is framed as a means to enhance productivity and economic growth, it raises critical ethical, economic,…
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The Best is the Enemy of the Good
In the relentless pursuit of economic excellence, policymakers, businesses, and governments often find themselves trapped in the quest for perfection. The desire to implement the “best” solutions, policies, and reforms can overshadow practical, achievable strategies that yield tangible results. This classic paradox – the best is the enemy of the…