Can pharma drugs treat the ailment? Experts on LinkedIn say we all go through the imposter syndrome at some point. But what about actually being an imposter? A few days ago, preceding a Great Big Indian wedding in the UK, I got mistaken for a poet. By the elderly grandmother of the groom. It was […]
How to develop your skills every day There are experts and then there are experts. There are those who ask questions and gauge what it is you might like to hear. They offer knowledge, discussion and want to be friends with you. And then there are those who actually solve your problem. Our family GP,
Internal talk should be free of jargon It’s called a valediction. The way you close a letter or e-mail. As a mark of appreciation, you could end your mail with ‘Thanks’ or ‘Many thanks’ or a simple ‘Thank you.’ You could have a professional closing with ‘Best regards’ or ‘Warm regards’ or, even simply, ‘Best.’
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Is the pharma industry caught up in empty displays? Experts on LinkedIn warn us about going after shiny objects. Beware the seductive stuff that takes you off track. Stick to the straight and narrow. It’s not easy, though. My wife used to tell everyone that she learnt early in life to never send ‘this man’
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Improving lives has always been our guiding principle Neighbouring states share common words. In both France and Germany, for instance, ‘bonbon’ means a sweet and ‘champignon’ means mushroom. If you share a common border, some words will travel back and forth with ease. It’s understandable. Closer home, an elephant is ‘aana’ in Malayalam and pretty
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Where the industry is heading with contrary opinions We feel a certain way. Our clients feel it another way. Tension. Conflict. Everyone knows the theory. Stay logical, breathe deeply, be diplomatic. All of which is tough to do in the real world outside of LinkedIn posts. I wasn’t good at reconciling creative differences. Till I
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