Why Work Culture Settles for Less Than Its Potential When I talk with most foreigners working in Nepal as country directors, heads of organisations, or heads of departments, and ask them how it is working with Nepalis, they answer in a few stages. Stage first. They tell me that Nepalis are very happy; always enjoying …
In today’s world, the words missile and receptor are often heard in the context of global conflicts, such as the tense standoff between the United States and Iran. Missiles symbolise speed, aggression, and visible impact, while receptors represent defence, stability, and the ability to absorb and respond wisely. This same metaphor can be applied to …
With the successful completion of the House of Representatives elections in March, the political deadlock following the Gen-Z movement has largely subsided. The fresh mandate has propelled a new political force not only to a majority but nearly to a two-thirds margin. This has certainly raised hopes that the formation of a stable government will …
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Speak without Fear #16 Great speakers are great listeners first For a long time, I believed that becoming a better speaker meant learning how to speak better by choosing the right words, structuring thoughts clearly, and delivering them with confidence. Like many others, I focused on what I was going to say next. I practiced, …
Dr. Sridhar R is a renowned HR Consultant and Professor of Practice at St. Joseph’s Institute of Management in Bangalore, India. As a highly seasoned professional and acclaimed academician, he has made significant contributions to the domain of human resource management through research, innovation, and practice. He delivered a keynote session during the recently held …
Diipesh KC, General Manager, Hotel Himalaya Lalitpur Right after my graduation in hotel management from Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management (NATHM), I began my professional hospitality journey from 2002 as a trainee officer in Food & Beverage department at The Everest Hotel. At that time, Nepal’s hospitality industry was at a very different stage …
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Subash Sapkota is the CEO of Yeti Airlines, a major domestic carrier in Nepal. A Chartered Accountant by profession, Sapkota served as the CEO of eSewa Pvt. Ltd. under the F1Soft International Group for over five years before departing in 2022. Recognised for his strategic and innovative mindset, Sapkota advocates for the delegation of authority …
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Implanting the Organisational Sutras of Speed, Observation, and Value The modern world does not wait for the Slow and Steady Tortoise; it rewards those who dare to become the Smart and Strong Rabbit- taking rapid action with deep observation. This article consists of three concepts that are designed for Leaders and Human Resource experts …
Julie Shrestha, HR professional With nearly three decades of experience in the banking sector, Julie Shrestha has built a distinguished career marked by progressive leadership and extensive operational expertise. Beginning in 1996 at the former Nepal Credit & Commerce Bank Ltd., she gained comprehensive exposure across Customer Service, Credit, Trade Finance, the Executive Secretariat, and …
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Suyesh Pyakurel serves as the Managing Director of the MM Group of Companies. He is a seasoned business leader based in Biratnagar, the industrial heart of eastern Nepal where the country’s modern industrialisation first took root. Biratnagar’s legacy dates back to 1936 with the establishment of the Biratnagar Jute Mill, Nepal’s first large-scale modern industry. …
