EDUCATING SRI LANKA
ENGLISH IS VITAL! This international language can help unify Sri Lankans BY Goolbai Gunasekara “An…
ORGANISATIONAL GROWTH
A culture that’s conducive to innovation is not only good for sustained growth and business performance but also favoured by existing employees and potential candidates at every level of the hierarchy.
CO-OPETITION DYNAMICS
RIVALS IN COLLABORATION Don’t rule out the value of ‘co-opetition’ BY Jayashantha Jayawardhana The term…
EDUCATING SRI LANKA
GROWING PAINS Well-rounded children find the transition to adulthood easier BY Goolbai Gunasekara Teenage patterns…
HONOURABLE LEADERSHIP

POST-TRUTH WORLD

BOARDROOM DYNAMICS

PRODUCTIVITY HACKS
Be honest: are you truly busy? In a world where people wear ‘busy’ like a badge of honour, not being so can make
PEOPLE SKILLS
Since its publication in 1984, Dr. Robert Cialdini’s book titled Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion has been
PEOPLE SKILLS
Since its publication in 1984, Dr. Robert Cialdini’s book titled Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion has been
WORKPLACE BOUNDARIES

LEADERSHIP FORUM

WORKFORCE UPSKILLING
Automation is poised to influence the way we work and how the job market functions. Loss of employment is unavoidable
CRISIS MANAGEMENT

ETHICAL LEADERSHIP
The world is dealing with life in the aftermath of an unprecedented catastrophe in the form of the COVID-19 pandemic. And it’s now
EDUCATING SRI LANKA
It is often assumed that the most highly qualified teachers should be assigned to the upper school. I must disagree. Children entering
BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
The month of May is when the world celebrates International Day for Biological Diversity – a concept that needs to be prioritised daily
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
While an organisation’s sustainability journey is more than merely a collection of projects, they are valuable tools that can help an
CONTENT MARKETING
Customer retention plays a crucial role in the success of a business, irrespective of the industry it ope¬rates in. However, customer
SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Humans are hardwired to socialise. Even in a sophisticated digital age, some 42 percent of the global population prefer face-to-face