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Mumbai · Mumbai

Humble CEOs are recalled fondly

By R Gopalakrishnan* *The writer is an author. His latest book, JAMSETJI Tata—powerful learnings for corporate success, coauthored with Harish Bhat, was published in July 2024. His ID is rgopal@themindworks.me What mental health is for young people, arrogance and ego are to boardrooms. Is the opposite, the quiet, low-profile performer, even possible? Mahmud of Ghazni is remembered for depravities and wars. Apparently, he had a Hindu army divisio…See the Story

Mumbai · Mumbai

The Leadership Riddle: ‘great man’ or ‘structural forces’

By R Gopalakrishnan* *The writer’s latest book, JAMSETJI TATA: powerful learnings for corporate success, coauthored with Harish Bhat, has been published in July 2024. He welcomes feedback at his email ID rgopal@themindworks.me The Leadership Riddle: ‘great man’ or ‘structural forces’ There are two contrasting views about great leadership. Business writing has largely adopted the ‘Great Man Theory’, perhaps inspired by Scottish essayist, Thomas C…See the Story

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