Prof. Abrar Ali Saiyed is an Assistant Professor in the Entrepreneurship and Management area at Özyeğin University, Istanbul Turkey. In this episode, he talks about how a hobby/ practice became a pedagogy and research interest for him.
Prof. Sarang Deo is Professor of Operations Management and Executive Director of the Max Institute of Healthcare Management at the Indian School of Business. He is a well-published researcher and a good teacher. In this episode, he talks about what has helped him become a good teacher and the role played by his mentors in his research journey. He talks about characteristics that a doctoral student must possess and then shares his learning from some of his failures.
Prof. Tanvi Mankodi is a faculty in the OBHR area at SPJIMR, Mumbai.
She shares bittersweet experiences from her life and how she intends to create a safe space for people to share and feel comfortable in their own skin.
Dr. Reva Yunus, PhD in Sociology from the University of Warwick, talks about the experiences that shaped her career decisions and later her research interests. She dwells deeper into the problem of inequality and talks about the role of society in eliminating it.
Carrying on from the previous episode, Prof. Kirti talks about the imposter syndrome among the students and researchers. She also talks about the people who made a difference in her life and the message she would like to give her students if she was to deliver the last lecture tomorrow.
In this episode, Prof. Kirti Mishra, Faculty at IIM Udaipur in OB and HR area talks about how she arrived at a decision to be a researcher. She also talks about the cultural differences between organizations in India and Australia and the need to identify an organization that suits you for your overall wellbeing.
On this episode of the podcast, Prof. Prakash Satyavageeswaran, Faculty at IIM udaipur in Marketing area, speaks about things that made him what he is today- people, relationships, failures and much more.