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Invite Friends   From the Editor's Desk Founder's Mentality: The Westward Winds As insurgent companies gain scale and scope, they also encounter a number of forces that threaten to drive them away from their Founder's Mentality. Although the Founder's Mentality provides companies with an essential sense of insurgency and mission, an owner's mindset and a passion for the front line, individual founders themselves are not always personally able to take a company through every stage of its development. Too often, they believe the rules that governed success in their home markets can be applied on the international stage or they fail to realize that they owe some of their success to local advantages - proprietary access to talent, capital and government relationships - that won't be available as they expand abroad. Their inability to adapt their behaviors results in diffused focus, over expansion and outmoded ways of running the business. Likewise, unscalable founders often try to play a role in every decision the company makes, long after it has grown too large for such hands-on management. Their limited capacity and unwillingness to delegate result in governance debates and slow decision-making. Continued here Read TradeBriefs every day, for the best insight! Advertisers of the day INSEAD: The INSEAD Leadership Programme for Senior Executives - India Wharton Business Analytics Team: Wharton's Business Analytics Program (Online) Our advertisers help fund the daily operations of TradeBriefs. We request you to accept our promotional emails.     HR Google CEO Sundar Pichai turned down a big stock award after lavish payouts International Business News: Google CEO Sundar Pichai hasn't received an equity award in more than two years. A key reason is that Pichai turned down a big new grant of restricted Logistics Boeing 737 Max to return to skies by July, company tells SpiceJet IATA expects it could take until August before the Boeing 737 MAX returns to service Construction Unsold inventory in residential realty fell to 30 months in Q1 CY19: Report The unsold inventory in the residential real estate fell to 30 months of worth in the first quarter of calendar year 2019 as against 50 months in the corresponding period in 2017. 7 More Stories Marketing The Evolution of Kurkure: From Control Nahi Hota to Khayal toh Chatpata Hai Ad Age is the leading global source of news, intelligence and conversation for marketing and media communities Politics No TV Debates For A Month, Says Congress, In Crisis After Poll Defeat The Congress has announced that it will not participate in television debates for a month, in the middle of a huge internal crisis following Rahul Gandhi's refusal to continue as its chief over the party's election rout. 12 More Stories Sports World Cup 2019: Give him any role, Hardik Pandya takes it up with a smile, says K L Rahul Owing to his allrounder abilities, teammate K L Rahul believes that Hardik Pandya is set to play an important role in the upcoming World Cup. Entertainment With millions listening in, stand-up comics sharpen India's humour mills Stand-up comics are the new superstars of the day with a ready audience running into millions in theatres, pubs and varied online sites. It's an ever growing tribe with the likes of Kunal Kamra, Rajeev Nigam, Varun Grover and Azeem Banatwalla. Work India is not good to its women. So why are female politicians so powerful? "We are one of the last surviving Goddess-worshipping cultures," says Amish Tripathi Life A small Indian town was the world's hottest place for a day Relief to come only after May 31. Retail 100-day agenda: DPIIT proposes to formulate national retail policy Domestic traders' body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has time and again requested the government for the policy. Telecom Vodafone Idea, Airtel may be asked to explain subscriber data variation Sectoral regulator Trai is likely to seek a clarification from incumbent operators — Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel — regarding the variation in the subscriber data. Finance NBFCs and old private sector banks: Made for each other? IDFC-Capital First has already shown the way. Lakshmi Vilas-Indiabulls, if okayed, may set a big precedent. Food/FMCG Medimix turns 50, relaunches with actor Parineeti Chopra to woo young consumers With a new positioning 'Get SkinFit with Fast Acting Ayurveda', the company aims to give the brand a contemporary spin to connect with young consumer.Medimix portfolio consists of soaps with four variants and face washes with eight variants

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From the Editor's Desk Want a better decision? Plan a better meeting Decisions are the lifeblood of organizations, and meetings are where important business decisions often happen. Yet many executives are nonplussed - at best - when describing their own experience of meetings. Some business leaders we know wonder openly how they can dedicate so much time (commonly six to seven hours a day and often more) to an activity that feels so unproductive. "I spend nearly all of my time in meetings," admitted one top-team member to us recently, "and I don't get to sit down to think on my own until after 6:00 p.m." Many leaders will empathize. In a recent McKinsey survey, 61 percent of executives said that at least half the time they spent making decisions, much of it surely spent in meetings, was ineffective. And just 37 percent of respondents said their organizations' decisions were both high-quality and timely. Continued here Read TradeBriefs every day, for the best insight! 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