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Hard-selling AI by non-HR exampleSalesforce's recent announcement to halt software engineer hiring in 2025 highlights the impact of AI on job displacement. The company's su...- 'Verghese Kurien was sarcastic … condescending … caustic.’ After 34 yrs, Naukri.com founder Sanjeev Bikhchandani says ‘Milkman of India’s IIM-A speech changed his world viewSanjeev Bikhchandani compared the impact of two speeches, his own and Dr Verghese Kurien's. While he could not recall a word from the first...
- Roca Parryware to 'uberise' plumbing in IndiaThe company is looking to launch a pilot in Chennai this month and boasts a database of around 50,000 plumbers currently. What will differe...
- Situation in Guwahati critical, govt may have to impose lockdown: Himanta Biswa SarmaAssam government has decided to conduct 50,000 tests in Guwahati and bring petrol pump and Dhabas under surveillance. The state has also de...
- Consumer goods companies adopt 1 lakh Suraksha StoresLarge consumer goods companies including Procter & Gamble, ITC, Dabur, Hindustan Unilever, Britannia, Nestle, Mondelez and Tata Consumer, h...
- FMCG giants and government come together to set up Suraksha StoresIndia’s biggest consumer goods companies, including Procter & Gamble, ITC, Dabur, Hindustan Unilever, Britannia, Nestle, Mondelez and Tata ...
- Vaishno Devi shrine to have own disaster response force by Sept 2020Simrandeep Singh, the CEO of the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB), said training of the board staff has already begun.
- Jobs-for-Saudis plan tests retailers used to cheap foreign labourMeeting the Saudization diktat by replacing foreing workers could push many businesses over the edge.
- Baba Ramdev's mega job offer: More than 50,000 posts up for grabs across IndiaThe openings are for salesmen who would take charge of Patanjali products in each district. The firm plans hire 40 to 50 salesmen in each d...
- Nearly 800 Indian companies including MakeMyTrip, Jugnoo on Facebook's Workplace nowThe mobile-first, subscription-based product has made the country one of the top five in the world for the enterprise communications app.
- Why it still pays for Eureka Forbes to knock on doors despite extending sales onlineOver 8,000 Eureka Forbes salespersons still knock on 30 lakh doors (a unit for homes) every year selling water purifiers, vacuum cleaners a...
- Ballot bias: One rule for NRIs, another for swadeshi migrantsThe Bihar elections have just ended and the turnout was around 55%, with women voters having a somewhat higher turnout than men.
- Pharma firms like Pfizer and others replace medical representatives with new age executivesOf India’s more than six lakh medical representatives, specialists with management education qualifications account for a little over a six...
- Money laundering: Fix parallel cash economy and UID firstThe Cobrapost sting is nothing but an attempt at defaming private banks and a poor attempt at sensationalism.
- Consumers spot deals in stores, close them online; showrooming threatens to make life difficult for electronics retailersThis Diwali, the customers came, they saw, but not all of them bought, shrugs a store manager at one of Delhi's top electronics chains.
- Nair's profitable pitch "SMM-ART" among country’s leading entrepreneurial training firmsWhen I set up SMM-ART in 2000, I couldn't have picked a worse moment. I had no savings since I had quit Team Productivity Consultants Limit...
- Lack of trained salesmen may hit luxury salesThe Indian luxury market is growing at 20% a year and is expected to grow to $14.7 billion by 2015, up from $5.8 billion today.
- Dabbawalas double up as MF distributorsThe extensive network of 'dabbawalas', who supply lunch to thousands of Mumbaikars daily, doubled up as salesmen for UTI Mutual Fund for th...
- Bata eyes franchisee model to tackle Chinese challengeAmid stiff competition from Chinese shoemakers, Bata India (BIL) is exploring a brand new franchisee model to launch its upcoming retail st...
- YouTube is not only for the young usersTheres more to YouTube than stolen reruns and stupid pet tricks. You just need to know where to look.
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