THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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Back Off...It's ME-time!
October 2009 - Just you wait until Mommy finishes thinking,” I distinctly heard my younger daughter say. I couldn’t help it—I began to laugh
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Success Strategies
October 2009 - Perhaps Keats used the term Negative Capability to mean a sympathetic openness to uncertainties, an absence of rigidity and the ability to remain satisfied with the lack of clear answers.
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The Good Contract
October 2009 - You may have heard the war stories. “We just shook on it.” “They made the deal on the back of a napkin.”
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The Dignity of Manual Labor
September 2009 - Satyalogue With PostModern Gandhiji (PMG) An advice column offering the Mahatma’s perspective on modern dilemmas
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Are Your Foreign National Workers in Legal Compliance?
September 2009 - How not to get squeezed by increasing audits by the DOL and the ICE
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Nandan Nilekani envisions India's future
September 2009 - Corporate leader and newly appointed Cabinet Minister, Nandan Nilekani, shares a chockfull of ideas brimming with optimism that doesn’t morph into Pollyanna.
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Ajeet Rohatgi strives to light up the world
September 2009 - Harnessing solar energy has been Ajeet Rohatgi’s vision since his early days in Kanpur, India. He routinely witnessed how electricity, or lack thereof, affected quality of life.
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Satyalogue
August 2009 - A Willful Granddaughter: When my son asked me to come to this country to be close to family, he didn’t tell me that my granddaughter believes she is Boss of the house...
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Reaching Customers Through Social Networking
August 2009 - Facebook, Other Sites Help Businesses Promote Themselves Online. In today’s internet-driven environment, it’s often hard for businesses to sort through the new social media that have sprouted across the business landscape.
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A Classic Immigrant Struggle
August 2009 - IN HANUMAN’S HANDS: A MEMOIR A moving memoir of a second gen Indian American reveals not just the age old generation gap between his parents, but also a steep cultural gap, pitting traditional orthodoxy with a contemporary, global worldvi