ethics
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Poverty Economy in India: The Unspoken Business Model Behind “Cheap Labour”
I have a confession. For years, I used the phrase “cost-effective” too casually. I used it the way many of us do, with a neat, professional smile. Cost-effective staff. Cost-effective services. Cost-effective help. It took a few quiet moments, and a few uncomfortable conversations, to realise what that phrase often hides. A person’s hunger. A…
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Understanding Professionalism in the Indian Context
In a world that is becoming increasingly interconnected, it is perhaps no surprise that the traditional definition of professionalism can vary among different cultures. Compared to the rest of the world, India seems to have a very different way of operating and defining professionalism. Let’s explore! Within India, jugaad – or innovation through improvised solutions…
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The Importance of Confidentiality in Life & Executive Coaching
Maintaining confidentiality in Life & Executive Coaching is crucial in today’s age. After all, if clients cannot trust that what they share with their coach will remain private, they won’t feel comfortable speaking honestly. This lack of transparency could thwart any successful progress in the coaching process. It’s essential for coaches to understand why confidentiality…