Category: Business

I remember sitting in a dimly lit café in Geneva during my final year at LSE, listening to a room full of seasoned diplomats debate the nuances of financial stability. They spoke…

I remember sitting through a high-stakes meeting in a skyscraper that seemed more interested in scraping the sky than offering any real insight. The room was filled with self-proclaimed ‘experts’ tossing around…

I once spent a small fortune on a business course that promised to turn me into the next entrepreneurial prodigy. Spoiler alert: it didn’t. It was like sitting through a four-hour TED…

I once sat in a boardroom, trapped between a VP of marketing and a CEO who couldn’t tell a carbon footprint from a carbonara. They waxed lyrical about their new “sustainable” strategy,…

I once tried to sell artisanal, hand-crafted bookmarks on an e-commerce platform. Spoiler alert: nobody bought them. Not because they weren’t beautiful (they were), but because I was delusional enough to think…

I once watched a workplace conflict unfold like a slow-motion train wreck. Two middle managers—let’s call them Bob and Karen—were locked in a battle over something as trivial as cubicle space. It…

I’ve spent more late nights than I care to admit sifting through the endless drivel of so-called “global business trend reports,” often feeling like a conspiracy theorist with a yarn wall and…

I remember sitting in a cramped, humid briefing room in New Delhi during my diplomatic days, staring at a series of colorful charts that claimed to measure “human efficiency” through sheer output….

I’ve been around the block enough times to know that “recruiting international talent” is a fancy term for the corporate world’s version of Russian roulette. I remember the first time I dipped…

I remember the time I thought I could outrun change. There I was, clinging to my outdated marketing strategies like a shipwrecked sailor to a piece of driftwood, convinced that the storm…