As we were walking out the door this morning, we heard the news of Osama's death. Today on Below the Fold, we talk about the reprecussions, and cautions you should be taking if you're an expat living in this region. What were your reactions and what do you think would happen next? Leave us a comment with questions etc. If you'd like to hear more from us on this topic. Have a safe week.
For the news run down, you should also check out the Signal via John Battelle here.After living in Calcutta (Kolkata), India since July, 2007, my family consisting of me, one 14 year-old son, a Siamese cat and a Greyhound are all moving to Delhi. This is our story of how we got here and how we are faring under culture clashes and climate change.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Literary Licenses - How Far is Too Far? (E19)
Today we talk about the shocking news (well, not that shocking, I had my suspicions) about Three Cups of Tea, the book we recommended to you guys in this episode. On an interesting note, you should read this article on the Forbes blog. That talks about the lessons we should learn from this.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Below the Fold - E18 - HR & Management Practices for Growing Companies
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Below the Fold - E16 - Dealing With Cultural Differences in the Workplace
Below the Fold - E15: Starting Your Branding Process
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Below the Fold - E13 - B2B Social Media Branding
Today we talk about social media branding and how newbies tend to use social media differently than the pros. What to look out for and what not to do when you're setting up your social media marketing campaign.
Enjoy!Sunday, April 3, 2011
E13 - Corruption in India
Hey everyone! We've updated a couple of things over the weekend, now you can listen to the show while you're on the Facebook fan page. Yes, we have a fan page!
Today we rant about the corruption in India and the way people conduct business. You can read more about it on the Economic Times site here: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2011-03-28/news/29354507_1_telecom-sector-2g-anil-ambani