Dhruv Talwar LinkedIn Posts

An enlightening discussion at the 28th Annual Wharton India Economic Forum!
Our Director - Prof. Aditya Singh, engaging with the accomplished Dhruv Talwar,

Some mid-week wisdom from Seth Godin.

Hope you're having a successful week :)

Your journey may have been tough and riddled with challenges. But that doesn’t mean your team has to go through the same as

At a visa interview appointment last Friday, I saw this heart-warming exchange (not something typically associated with a visa centre!) take place between

Over the weekend, I was travelling in a cab that looked shiny and clean from the outside, but was so dirty and shabby

On this day last year, my partner Aarushi gave me a wedding anniversary surprise with a personal video message from a management guru

Many leaders that we admire also happen to:

1) Exchange pleasantries with waiters and housekeeping staff the same way they would with their bosses

Learning to say 'no' gracefully and not having a fear of missing out is a super-power for some people.

But maybe some of us

Normalise asking for leave without a ‘reason’ or having to explain why you need a day off in the middle of the week.
 
This

During the placement season back in b-school, an often ignored part of a CV – extra-curricular achievements, unexpectedly led to a profound life

I've worked with a leader who'd reply to farewell emails by signing off with -

"Good luck, and our doors are always open!"

And

This lovely new ad from Urban Company brought back memories from a similar incident last year.

My partner had booked a salon service

Growing up, we had a weighing scale at home where the measuring line was not aligned with the 'zero'. We tried hard to

While taking a flight with Singapore Airlines in October last year, I was on the aerobridge waiting to enter the aircraft when I

A lovely weekend reminder from Seth Godin :)

The most profound lessons I learnt in sales have been from early years in my career while travelling to work on Mumbai's local

At the security check queue at Mumbai airport one day, a man confidently walked ahead of me and others. On being reprimanded by

Leading with classy habits and gestures at work costs nothing.

1. Remember names and important events. Not just of colleagues, but of their loved

Sometime in the last week of March, after walking around at an IKEA store we decided to grab a small bite at their

While out of a weekend getaway, at one point I was driving on a single lane road with one lane in each direction.