Smarter with Sid: Season 2 Announcement

Season 2 Announcement: The Travelling Professor is on a mission to make smart people more smarter.

Have you Considered Adjacent Skills?

On the first episode of Smarter with Sid, he reviews David Epsteins book: Range

Why should you Keep Things Simple?

Do listen, to know how in a complex world, perhaps the system that works best is the one that Keeps it Simple

Who's More Genuine? Celebs vs Influencers

Should people put money on influencers or celebritiesShould marketers target the influencer or celebs community

What's More Deadly? Noise vs Bias

Between noise and bias one of them is solvable and one is completely not solvable.

Is Netflix the New Amazon?

Netflix is getting into the Ecommerce business.Will it compete well with Amazon

What's the Future of Clubhouse?

Clubhouse seems to have made everyone and their uncle a podcaster

How Useful is Groupthink?

We often think in a group or think as an individual.Which method do you use from the above options and when

Why Should you Teach your Parents Technology?

did you know teaching your parents can be rewarding too. As you teach and you learn

Can We Cut the Content Clutter?

On this episode, Sid looks at the current perspective

Is Jealousy Good for You?

On this episode, Sid looks at the human emotion of jealousy

How do you get People to Skip Skipping Ads?

On this episode, Sid explores some deep reasons on

How do You Conduct a Great Interview?

How do you ace being an interviewer

Can Influencers Change their Business Model?

In this episode, Sid talks about influencer marketing

Will a 4 Day Workweek Work?

Will a 4 day workweek work across cultures

Will Work Change with Horizon Workrooms?

During this pandemic, will life change with the horizon workrooms

How Should We Manage Our Peers?

Do peers really harm your career or they help build your career

Why is Netflix Advertising on Youtube?

YouTube and Netflix have made about 7 billion in the last quarter

How Do You Micromediate?

Are you bored with doing meditationWorry not Sid shows a different way of practicing mediation which can help us reduce stress, anxiety and also boosts our memory.

How Can the Teacher-Student Relationship be Better?

Can a teacher and student ever be friends How can a student get the most out of a teacher How can a teacher engage better

How Do You Design a Great Interface?

Can an interface like Zoom become better with a different approach

Michelin Experience

Why is the Michelin star experience consumed as a storyHow is a story weaved into a brand experience at both a conscious and subconscious level

Back To Theatres

How will the back to theatre experience change

Is Advertising the New Content?

Recently, a lot of Indians ads have been remade. Latest is the Cadbuary ad.Have advertisers found a hack that helps them to cut the clutter or are they running out of content

How Can Listening Help to Make a Better Presentation?

Do you know the 102030 rule when making a presentation10 slides, last only for 20 minutes, no fonts smaller than 30.

Why is a Mis En Place So Important?

Mise en Place: Why is the mise en place an important concept we can all learn fromHow does sequencing and setup help you reach more success

How Should an Entrepreneur Build Brand?

Does an entrepreneur miss a trick when she/he doesnt build personal brand Is this the best way to stretch a meagre budget and create the right perceptions and demand for their offering

What's Next in the Podcast space?

According to KPMG, India is the 3rd largest podcast listening market globally. It is expected to be valued at 17.62 crores by 2023.

Is a Lecture Still a Relevant Teaching Form?

Tune into the episode to know whether lectures are overrated or not.

What is a Personal Operating Model?

This episode explores how we can build our very own operating model to do justice to our talent and skill.

How do you Increase Your Strategic Skills?

How do you increase your strategic skillsThere are 3 ways: ideas, people and processes.

Why is Cringe Watching a Thing?

Tune into this episode as Sid covers cringe watching from 4 different angles:

Will Thrift Stores Work in India?

Thrift stores are: fad or trend

What's Up with Youtube Shorts

YouTube has launched YouTube Shorts Fund of 100 million fund to be distributed over 202122 to get in touch with many eligible creators.

Who's Ruling Currently- Creators or Influencers?

Tune into the episode as Sid tells us the difference between a influencer and a creator, whos ruling and why

Why the Cadbury's Ad is the Future?

Tune in, as Sid explores how data can be weaved through to a story through AI.He also discusses Aamir Khans CEAT ad, and the FabIndia fiasco.

How Can You Build Personal Soft Power?

What do Kpop, Kdramas, Squid Games, bollywood have in common

Is Meta a True Blue Holding Company?

Is Meta like Alphabet, or Proctor and Gamble, or is something else afoot in the decision to become Meta from Facebook

Is Energy Management a Better Way of Time

Perhaps, we need a better, more realistic, more satisfying way in which we manage time for achieving our outcomes.

Are Taglines Still Relevant?

In a world thats ever changing, are taglines a relic of the past Listen to this weeks episode of Smarter With Sid to know more about whether taglines are still relevant or not.

Managing Individual Change: Top Down or Bottom Up?

Whenever were trying to make a change work, health, relations what approach works best for change management Find out the answer in this Thursdays episode of Smarter With Sid, and choose for yourself.

How do we leverage attention spans?

Every marketer needs to understand attention better to traverse the attention economy. Listen to this episode to understand the concept of attention better.

How do you Become A great visiting faculty?

So we have realized that many people want to teach, but lack the know how on how to proceed, and in a lot of cases. Tune in to this episode to explore more about how to become a great visiting faculty.

Platforms or Publishers?

Are Social networks like Facebook , Twitter etc just content moderating platforms, or are they true blue publishers Lets dive deep into this debate with our host Siddharth Deshmukh on this weeks episode of Smarter With Sid.

Power of brand communication

In this weeks episode, we look at the health industry, and examine whether any kind of brand communication can really affect a change that makes people change their attitudes not just towards your brand, but also related to their own unhealthy habits.

What is momentary leadership?

Do you think that we can also learn a new and similar approach towards leadership at work that takes inspiration from being in the moment Find out more about this phenomenon on this weeks episode of Smarter With Sid, only with your host Siddharth.

How can you promote worthy causes?

In a world of mindless content consumption, how can we promote people to consume content that has worthwhile social implications without being preachy or irrelevant Find out the answer on this weeks episode with your host Siddharth Deshmukh.

How do you introduce a new idea?

Are there any tried and tested ways of building trust for some ideas at the workplace with reluctant team members In todays episode of Smarter with Sid, your host Siddharth is here with 3 ways with which you can introduce new ideas.

What is the Beginner's mind?

Have you heard the word Shoshin It is a word from Zen Buddhism meaning beginners mind. In Sids 200th episode as a podcaster, he will break down the concept of Beginners Mind and explain how you can make the best out of it.

The Gorilla in the room

When we dont see something obvious because were tricked into seeing things that others want us to see. In this episode, Siddharth will address the Gorilla in the room.

Does a fact based approach work?

In the 50th episode of Smarter With Sid, youll get your 50th Smart Fact of the day with your host Siddharth and when we thought more about this, we decided to make this special episode celebrating facts and a factfulness based approach.

Will the 20's roar again?

What is the Roaring 20s Lets take a look at what happened a hundred years ago in the 1920s, where the situation was pretty similar to our 2020s, and see if we can learn and predict from this.

Can we look at resolutions differently?

In todays episode of Smarter With Sid, your host Siddharth talks about how understanding the difference between objectives and outcomes can be liberating. He also talks about looking at resolutions differently and approach them in a new way.

Are checklists any good in a volatile world?

Siddharth talks about how you can create an effective checklist that you could potentially stick with. Top management professionals often say that making checklists for their tasks also helps them manage their emotions throughout the day.

Will Apple have a Black Swan moment soon?

This episode of Smarter with Sid explores how, why and when Blackberry failed, and potential dangers that Apple might face soon, especially with their smartphones. He also talks about how the entire smartphone industry faces the perils of Metaverse.

How to get a dream start?

Imagine youve got your dream job. But how do you get a dream start at your job In this episode, Siddharth talks about how sussing out the business situation you are in will help you start your new job in the perfect manner what you need to do for it.

What can we learn from a stand up comic?

So what CAN we learn from stand up comedians Ummm no, its not on how to keep it light and crack jokes. Theres a lot more that goes into making a stand up comedy set and delivering it just right. Check out this episode of Smarter With Sid to know more.

When should you have an awareness building campaign?

What are the differences between an awareness building campaign and a brand building campaign In this episode of Smarter With Sid, we explore about both of these types of campaigns and the pros and cons of each and also check out why and when they work.

Is there anything like a left brain and a right brain?

Have you also heard that Left brained people are logical right brained people creative This episode of Smarter With Sid explores the theory and reality of this popular concept focuses on how we could use our brains better instead of labelling them.

What does being inclusive and politically correct mean?

Sometimes, we dont understand the privilege we come from and often miss out on being inclusive of others and being politically correct. But what does being politically correct and being inclusive mean in todays day and age Lets find out.

How can we avoid being in a cargo cult?

This episode of Smarter with Sid explores the concept of Cargo Cult and answers the question of how correlation is not causation, and how superstition makes processes inefficient. Tune in to find out more.

Is the Pomodoro technique any good?

So, at some point in our lives, weve all come across the term Pomodoro, but what exactly is it Its a time management technique that comes from the Italian term tomato. Time management.....tomato Want to know the story behind it

What is the Monty Hall problem?

The Monty Hall problem is more or less like a brain teaser in which you have to test your chances based on probability. It came from the American television game show Lets Make a Deal is named after its original host, Monty Hall. Tune in to know more.

Is Facebook's crash a blip?

When was the last time you used Facebook Cant remember Well recently, Facebook saw a dip in its daily users. Is Facebooks crash a blip or a sign of things to come What is the hidden underlying reason Lets find out.

Wordle's addictive magic

After Angry Birds, Pokemon Go and Among Us, the next sensational game on the block is Wordle. Lets try to understand Wordle, the story behind it and and how such a simple idea like this not only went viral, but also got acquired by the New York Times

What's wrong with Joe Rogan?

As podcast listeners, we have all come across the Joe Rogan controversy. In todays episode of Smarter With Sid, lets find out what happens when an antiestablishment podcasting star finds himself in hot water.

Lessons from the IPL auction

If you think that IPL auctions are only for the cricket fans, let us show you how you can not only approach it differently, but also get a lot of lessons and learnings from it Well try to understand in what way you can approach an auction.

The Path to a SharkTank

Shark Tank is finally in India Lets explore the way in which Shark Tank India is rapidly changing the equation and bringing about different aspirations from hundreds and thousands of people across India.

Let's find out our social capital

So what is social capital Ask yourself this how many friends do you have How many contacts do you have You may not feel so, but all these have equal if not more value than financial capital. The answers to these questions becomes your Social Capital.

Lessons from the Tinder Swindler

Unless youve been sleeping under a rock, youve heard of the infamous Simon Leviev better known as the Tinder Swindler. Lets understand what we can learn from Simon Leviev and why its important not to lose ourselves completely to the digital world.

Why did YouTube stop making original content?

We all remember when YouTube was producing some original content and offering it with YouTube premium. But in recent times, their original production has come to a halt. Lets find out why YouTube stopped it if it was a good decision for YouTube or not.

A professor's perspective on Women's day

Did you know that Womens day started in Soviet Russia In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Sid discusses looking at stories like this surrounding womens day and understand its true importance, from a professors perspective

ROI of Branding

When we see a billboard advertisement of SBI, we see their logo and recognize the brand. But whats the process of making anyone recognize your company The answer is simple Branding In this episode of Smarter With Sid, lets understand Branding.

Stronger : 3 lessons to learn from Kanye West

In todays episode, Sid tries to dissect the new Netflix documentary Genius which is about acclaimed rapperproducer Kanye West. Its incredible to know the hustle Kanye went through. So lets see what are the 3 things we can learn from him

3 lessons to learn from YouTuber Mr. Beast

Lets see what we can learn from Jimmy Donaldson a.k.a one of the most successful YouTubers Mr Beast. His work is groundbreaking, and needless to say he understands YouTube as a platform like no one else.

3 lessons to learn from Andrew Shulz

Can you imagine getting your own Netflix special because of the content you put on your Instagram and YouTube Andrew Schulz, the American comedian, got just that when his Netflix special dropped in 2020.

3 lessons to learn from Lilly Singh

Unless youve been living under a rock, you mustve definitely heard of Lilly Singh, better known as iisuperwomanii. Lets try to understand 3 things that we can learn from her and her journey of success.

3 Lessons to learn from Hajime Isayama

If you know about the anime show Attack on Titans, atleast once in your life you mustve thought about the creator of the show and what kind of a mind wouldve created a show like this. In this episode, lets discuss its creator Hajime Isayama.

Is April Fool's day important?

Siddharth talks about one of the most famous sitcoms to ever exist The Office. The show has been adapted so many times and resonated with millions of people that it only further proves that there is certainly a worldwide connect that it has made.

Lessons from the infamous Oscar incident

By this time, we all know about the infamous Oscars incident involving Will Smith, Chris Rock and well, a joke and a punch. In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Sid talks about two lessons you can learn from the entire scenario.

Is Amazon MiniTV a Mini experiment?

The newest player in the OTT arena is here Amazon Mini TV Its a free adsupported streaming service within the Amazon shopping app. So why is Amazon bringing in a new platform when it already has Amazon Prime video

The Lata Mangeshkar Snub at Grammys 2022

Lata Mangeshkar won awards like Padma Bhushan, Bharat Ratna and so many more awards in her lifetime. Yet she was snubbed of memoriam mentions in the Grammys as well as the Oscars 2022. In this episode of Smarter With Sid, lets try to understand why.

Elon Musk and his Twitter Stake

By now a lot of you must be knowing, Elon Musk has taken over 9 of Twitter shares, making him the single largest stakeholder of Twitter. But very few know, Twitter invited Elon Musk on its board and potentially stopped him making a hostile takeover.

Should marketing use the sustainability angle?

It has become increasingly important for brands to focus on its action towards sustainability and reducing carbon footprint in a much more focused way. But should a brand be talking about its sustainability efforts and if yes, how

Decoding the MS Dhoni brand

Even after retiring from cricket and only playing for two months in a year at IPL, MS Dhoni is in the top 5 of a Celebrity Brand Valuation study. So where is this brand valuation coming from and why do people still look up at MS Dhoni

Netflix with Ad-Breaks?

In this episode host Siddharth Deshmukh decodes how netflix lost over 200,000 subscribers and what they can do to fix this situation.

CEO, Technoking, or Blockhead, what's in the designation?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid Siddharth Deshmukh tries to understand the roles that designations play and if they even matter.

Elon owns twitter, does he own free speech?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh discusses the possible reasons behind why rich people strive to control information.

How do influencers make money?

in Smarter With Sid this week our host Siddharth Deshmukh tries to get an understanding of these brand deals and the creator economy.

Ted- the rise, fall and rise again?

Siddharth Deshmukh sheds light on the journey of Ted, what led to its popularity, where did they go wrong, why did they get left behind, and how can ted make a comeback on this episode of Smarter With Sid.

what is a thumbnail? and how to make one?

on this episode of Smarter With Sid, our host Siddharth Deshmukh elaborates about what a thumbnail does, why it matters, and what would make for a great thumbnail.

Is it okay to take a nap during working hours?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, our host Siddharth Deshmukh tries to figure out what is the best way to get refreshed during a workday

What is Dream Journaling?

More often than not, we tend to forget the dreams we have and end up pondering about them once we wake up, trying to remember them. But the question is, is there way to remember them better In this episode, Siddharth talks about dream journaling.

Sheldon Cooper's Comfort Zone

What is the barrier keeping the brain super elastic and the ability to learn new things The most critical element here is what Sheldon Cooper calls The Comfort Zone in The Big Bang Theory. Find out more, in todays episode of Smarter With Sid.

What to learn from Patanjali?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid , Siddharth tries to understand how does a company build a brand when do they start what do they do and do they always succeed

Top down or bottom up? Part-1

In this weeks episodes of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh tries to decipher between the two approaches, starting with the top down approach.

Top down or bottom up? Part- 2

in this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh tries to decipher between the two approaches, and gives us a breakdown of the Bottom Up approach.

The 3 Pillars of Content Creation

in this weeks episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh tries to find out what is the correct Content Market Fit and how to find one.

System 1 or system 2?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh explains the concept of system 1 2, and the significant differences between them.

How does power dressing work?

in this episode of Smarter With Sid, our host Siddharth Deshmukh tries to figure out the various elements that contribute to power dressing and the impact that power dressing has on people.

Orientation Disorientation

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth explains what makes for a great orientation program.

The Human Library

In this weeks episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh Explains how the human library works, what it does, and everything that we can learn from it.

Work from home or work from office?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh tries to decode why people are still preferring to work from home, and companies are responding to it.

How does Pewdiepie stay relevant?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh decodes what brands can learn from pewdiepie and if they can benefit by evolving like content creators.

Lessons from Matthew McConaughey

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh tries to decode the branding lessons, or Unbranding lessons from the Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey.

How to form a great partnership?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth tries to decode the secrets to success of a partnership.

What's a second Skill?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh explores what a second skill is and how to identify one.

The secret to Mr. Beast's success

In this weeks episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh explains the difference and importance of time in the market vs timing in the market.

How to build Trust?

in this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh explains the role that trust plays in building communities, and how one can become more reliable and trustworthy.

The art of Visualisation

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh explains what is the art of visualisation, and how it can help us to stop going in loops.

The real Power of the Metaverse

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh indicates the impact the metaverse and the power of gamification will have on our regular lives.

Should you wait for the muse?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh discusses what The Muse is, and how it impacts our work.

Are Push Notifications a good marketing strategy?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh tries to decode if push notifications are a good strategy for marketing.

Do you need 1000 Super Fans?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth explains the idea of building a small but strong community, of say, a 1000 true fans, and how it can help in growing the brand exponentially bigger.

Is Facebook the new TikTok?

in this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh tries to decode what facebook is trying to do with the new changes and how it will impact the creators on the platform, and the consumers of content on facebook.

Will Instagram's new algorithm be successful?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh explains what Instagram might be trying to do with its new testing algorithm that they rolled out

Personalisation at scale

In this episode of Smarter With Sid Siddharth Deshmukh elaborates on how personalization works in the digital space, and how companies make use of it.

How to make meetings more productive

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh talks about how to make meetings better or do we even need meetings at all and whether not being meetings can save you time overall.

How to learn from GaryVee?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about why motivational content does well on social media, and how content creators approach it.

Why should I learn a new language?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh elaborates the benefits of learning a new language and also explains the smaller but significant changes learning a new language makes in a person.

Does Delayed gratification work?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the concept of delayed gratification. What does it mean how is it applied and does it even work

Teacher, Trainer, Coach & Mentor: what's the difference?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, SIddharth Deshmukh takes us through the differences between a teacher, a trainer, a coach and a mentor. How each of these are different from each other, and the roles each of them play at various times in life.

How to build organic engagement?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the best ways one can build a presence on social media sites and how creators can develop a viewerbase for regular engagement.

What is Quiet Quitting?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh is talking about the phenomenon called Quiet Quitting, whether its good, bad, ugly, or all of it

Why mental fitness is important

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh shed light on the importance of mental wellbeing and mental fitness, and how we can, and should do workouts for our brain

Should you start a Family Business?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth Deshmukh talks about family owned and family run businesses. He elaborates the pros and cons of running a family business, and what he has learned from it.

Will BeReal succeed?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh shares his thoughts about the new social media phenomenon, the BeReal app.

What can B2B and B2C marketers learn from each other?

In thia episode of Smarter With Sid, Host SIddharth Deshmukh talks about the dynamic between B2B and B2C marketers, and what they can learn from each other.

3 lessons to learn from the Alchemist

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, our host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about one of Paulo Coelhos most iconic books, the Alchemist. Siddharth shares some of his key outtakes and learnings from the book.

Should You Try to be a digital Nomad?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about digital nomads Siddharth explores the lifestyle of a digital nomad and weather if it can work for common people.

Which is better? customisation or personalisation?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the differences between customization and personalization, by giving simple examples, and tries to answers the quintessential question of which is better.

Why are movies failing at the box office?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about why movies arent performing as well as before, and how the OTT and internet revolution has changed the movie business.

how to make assumptions?

n this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the role that assumptions play in the our professional life and in business. Siddharth also talks about the business model canvas, and how to put it to best use.

Is Instagram a wasteland?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh is doing an analysis of Instagram

The emotional cost of doing business

Whats the emotional cost of doing business in this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh tries to decode the answer to this question, and gives his take.

Why is the Colin and Samir show so famous?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the Colin and Samir show Siddharth gives his thoughts about what makes the show so unique and why it is so widely popular.

How can Aamir Khan reinvent himself?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the legendary indian film actor Aamir Khan. He talks about Aamirs recent films and why he thinks Aamir needs to reinvent himself.

How to achieve a state of Flow?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Host Siddharth Deshmukh is talking about a state of flow Siddharth shares his thoughts about what according to him are some of the ways to achieve of state of flow and focus, and the benefits that it has.

Why should you listen to Chris Williamson?

In this episode of Smarter With SId, host Siddharth Deshmukh gives his thoughts on Love Island fame and now a superstar podcaster, Chris Williamson.

When not to do an MBA

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh gives his thoughts on whether doing an MBA is still worth it.

Why does the exception prove the rule?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about why the exception proves the rule.

How to deal with Grief?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh shares the story of a personal loss. Siddharth shares the story of how he managed to deal with it, and the lessons this experience taught him.

How good is Elon's Business Model for Twitter?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Siddharth is giving his take on what he thinks about Elons new business model for Twitter

How should you manage a transition?

In this episode, Siddharth talks about how much he has had to adapt to change due to the many times he has switched careers.

What are the benefits of becoming a visiting faculty?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh shares his experience of working as a visiting faculty in institutes.

How Not to set Goals

In this episode of Smarter With Sid host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about what in his opinion is the best way to set goals. Do external motivations work and are goals always timebound

How can you use the reality distortion field?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about reality distortion.

What is a recession reset?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, Host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about what a recession reset means, and how it affects us. You can follow Siddharth Deshmukh on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/sideshmukh Follow Siddharth Deshmukh on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thetravellingprofessor Follow Siddharth Deshmukh on Twitter:https://twitter.com/edgysids09 You can reach out to us on social media. Were ivmpodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featured.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why should you study Biomimicry?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the biomimicry. Siddharth explores the evolutionary ideas like biomimicry, that help solve human problems in the modern world.

How to overcome being the Tall Poppy

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the Tall Poppy Syndrome a cultural phenomenon, which in a nutshell, is when people avoid trying to stand out, or be publicly proud of their significant achievements. Siddharth explains the phenomenon in easy terms, and gives tips as to how we can overcome the Tall Poppy syndrome.

Why is employee activation important for marketing?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth talks explores the concept of employee activation and how it can help drive brand success. From leveraging your employees social networks to maximizing their engagement,

What marketers should focus on in 2023

In this episode of Smarter with Sid, well be discussing what marketers need to focus on in 2023. As we move into a new year, its important for marketers to stay ahead of the curve and understand the latest trends and strategies in the industry. Siddharth is giving his opinion on why marketing tactics quickly become out dated, and what marketers can do to keep up with it.

What business lesson does Duolingo teach us?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the business lessons marketers and students of business can learn from the online learning platform Duolingo. Siddharth talks about the importance of data and how marketers and companies can create and entire event out of data to stage an effective marketing campaign.

Does Nostalgia Marketing work?

Does Nostalgia Marketing work

Can ChatGPT destroy some careers?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the latest revelation in the field of artificial intelligence, ChatGPT in the times of Ai generated graphics, images, scripts and much more, Siddharth explains how this impacts the requirement of human workforce, and if it can potentially be a replacement

How do you read a room?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the subtle skill of reading the room. Siddharth explains the meaning on subtext and the clever ways in which one can identify, understand and use it. Tune in

What's a New way to look at Resolutions for the New Year?

Get ready to kick off the new year with a fresh approach to resolutions on this weeks episode of Smarter with Sid Host Siddharth Deshmukh will share his own experiences with goalsetting and offer tips for making your resolutions stick. Dont miss out on this fun and informative episode

What is the Reset Hour?

In this episode of Smarter with Sid, well be discussing the Reset Hour a daily practice that can help you start your day off on the right foot. Siddharth explains what the Reset Hour is and how to incorporate it into your routine, as well as shares tips for making the most of this time for selfcare, organization, and setting intentions. The Reset Hour can help you increase productivity, reduce stress, and improve your overall wellbeing. Dont miss this episode for all the details on the powerful benefits of the Reset Hour.

What is a Hive Mind?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh delves into the mysterious world of the hive mind From bees to humans, learn about how groups can create a collective consciousness and how it can lead to both good and bad outcomes. Tune in to get your brain buzzing with this fascinating topic

Does Placebo Marketing work?

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, we explore the question: Does placebo marketing work our host Siddharth delves into the psychological principles behind the placebo effect and how it is being used in marketing and advertising. Well also discuss the ethical considerations of using the placebo effect to sell products. Tune in for a thoughtprovoking discussion on the power of the mind in consumer decisionmaking.

What's the Difference between Strategy and Planning?

Join Siddharth Deshmukh in the latest episode of Smarter With Sid as he explores the nuances of strategy and planning. Discover the key differences between these two crucial business concepts and learn how they work together to help you reach your objectives. Tune in now for a valuable lesson on strategy and planning.

What can be Learnt from a Masala Movie Failure?

Join host Siddharth Deshmukh for a thrilling ride through the world of masala movies on the latest episode of Smarter With Sid. Uncover the secrets behind a films success or failure, and learn valuable insights into the film industry. tune in

How to Practically use the term USP

Are you tired of hearing the term USP thrown around in business circles but have no idea what it actually means or how to use it in the real world Look no further In this episode of Smarter With Sid host Siddharth Deshmukh breaks down the concept of a Unique Selling Point and shares practical tips on how to identify and promote your own USP, or as Siddharth says, a UVP

How to Use your Default Neural Network

In this episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the concept of Neural Networks he explains in simple words how Neural Networks work, and how we can put them to best use

How to Distinguish Insights From Facts

Are you ready to separate the wheat from the chaff On this weeks episode of Smarter With Sid, host Siddharth Deshmukh is going to teach you how to distinguish real insights from just plain old facts. Whether youre running a business or just trying to make sense of all the data out there, this episode is a mustlisten. So, grab your notebook and get ready for a funny and informative journey on this episode of Smarter With Sid

Introduction to The Travelling Professor's Diary

The Travelling Professors Diary as the name suggests is a show about a curious human being with an eagerness for travel and observations. He visits colleges such as MICA, SP Jain, Symbiosis, FLAME, upGrad, Talent age and spreads the digital gospel

Meditate on this

Think meditation is really boring The travelling professor thought so too, until he found a hack around it. Tune in to this episode to find out how you can make seemingly mundane stuff interesting.

Music to my ears

What is music Be it Jazz, Rap, Hindustani Classical or Punk Rock, it is so strangely beautiful, that we humans like to listen to beats and words just in a different manner than we talk. Music has been around from ages, and is all around us from rituals,

Talking to Strangers

A lot of times when we see new people, we tend to try and read whats on their faces instead of gaining the actual picture.On this episode of The Travelling Professors Diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh speaks about Malcolm Gladwells book Talking to Stran

Best Ways to Learn

As a student out of most of the subjects one has, they tend to like only a few. Whereas a teacher would seem interested in a subject as it is their area of expertise. On this episode of The Travelling Professors Diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh tells us ho

Drive to a Campus

The drive to a campus is very interesting, it tells us how a student or faculty actually feels on their way there.On this episode of The Travelling Professors Diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh shares observations and insights from the trips he makes to th

The Joe Rogan Experience

Through the continuous learning process that is host Siddharth Deshmukhs life, he has bumped into many things that have given him fruitful experiences. One of such experiences is The Joe Rogan Experience.

To Study Or Not To Study

A question that haunts every student is whether to study further or get work experience.On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh sheds some light on the various options that open up for students.

How to Beat Toxicity with Science

Everyone has that situation in their lives when they feel the need to dissociate with toxic people.On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about how science can help you identify and dissociate from toxic peopl

Language no barrier

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh visits Bangkok and shares his observations about the citys culture, cuisine, and celebratory spirit

The Politics Beyond Our Social Media Bubbles

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh highlights the disadvantages of living in our social media bubbles while verbalizing our political opinions and also worshipping our politicians like heroes.

What makes a great podcast?

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh the essential elements of a great podcast and how a host can refine the content of the show.

Design your Entertainment

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about two documentaries on Netflix that left an indelible mark on his mind. He highlights the importance of doing your own research before believing what is presented to yo

Should you stick to it?

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the critical choice between sticktoitiveness and giving up on something to realign ones goals.You can reach out to us on social media. Were iv

The Hidden Problem for Startup's

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the hidden problems for startups and the reality of how they function.You can reach out to us on social media. Were ivmpodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, and Faceb

My kids, the influencers

This week on The Travelling Professors Diary, Siddharth talks about the things he has learned from his two daughters. His daughters are social media influencers and Siddharth marvels at the dedication and conscientious work they put into the medium which

The Joy of a Great Murder Mystery

This week on The Travelling Professors Diary, Siddharth shares his love for the genre of murder mysteries and recommends a film that helped him reconnect with the genre and moved him with its brilliance

B2B Marketing= Tribal Marketing?

This week on The Travelling Professors Diary, Siddharth explains how B2B Marketing shapes our choices as part of a larger company or tribe, its impact on our individual behaviours and even invents a new name for this type of marketing based on his theo

Switch off

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh a few shows that soothed him in the middle of his hectic schedule. Shows that help him switch off his mind and relax after a hard day and even inspired him to start gardening.

What's AI really upto?

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh discusses the future of AI and how we can observe its predictions about our behavior. Will it bring the doomsday closer or will it lead to development Listen to this episode an

Does money buy culture?

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth talks about how culture is propagated until it percolates into the fabric of society and the role that aspiration and materialism play in the process.

Designing Education for this Decade

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh discusses the trends in education like the increase in student debts and decreasing emphasis on industryfocused skills to prepare students for the future.You can reach

How students game the system

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh talks about the ways in which students game the system. From proxies, electives, attendance he outlines what goes in a professors mind throughout this gaming proc

The Distributed MBA

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh introduces us to a concept called The Distributed MBA that can tackle most of the challenges students face when it comes to pursuing this degree.

Talking to a machine

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth shares his experience of learning Python and the importance of learning machine language in this day and age.

Turning points

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth talks about the role of turning points in ones life.

Learning from a Cab Driver (Part 1)

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth illuminates us on his insightful experience of conversing with a cab driver. A conversation and story that made him ponder and left a mark on his mind.

The Aging Work force

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth discusses the challenges of an aging work force.

The Books I haven't Read

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth discusses books he hasnt read.

The Misinformation Virus

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth discusses how misinformation is a virus.

The Networking Shenanigan

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth discusses Networking in the light of the Covid 19 outbreak.

The Convocation Experience

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, Host Siddharth discusses the experience of a Convocation.

Working from home? A Teacher's perspective

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh explores how teaching from home to hordes of students is a different kettle of fish.

Learning in a socially distanced future

This entry is about how you can approach your education and learning in these times especially how do you decide which online courses to go for, and how do you adjust to online learning, which seems to be a bigger and bigger part of learning,

Celebrating the new celebrities

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh explores how needs supersede wants in times of crisis leading us to value doctors etc more, although perhaps temporarily. Also talks of how some celebrities are managing to s

Brand building in Turbulent times

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh looks at clever advertising and marketing with a critical eye, and explores what will be memorable brand building for Covid19 times, and the underlying why behind it all.

Not Sporting At All

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh explores the lack of sports during Covid19 times. The deep impact it has had on sports, sportspeople, sports marketing, and the business of sport. It also presents a

Small Business Alert: Go Digital or Go Home!

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh looks at small businesses and the reason why they arent going digital and why and how they should. These Covid 19 times, dire as they may be, might just be the tipping point fo

The New Alpha

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh explores how the lockdown is changing the way in which we relook at our value system.

Catch-22: The Weird Research

Academic research is highly prized but only in academic circles. Industry doesnt give a hoot. However, Industry needs research driven insights to make an impact on their business model.

Blind Spots

On this episode of The Travelling Professors diary, host Siddharth Deshmukh explores why we all have taken to baking, cooking, playing music, singing, doing webinars, and other assorted stuff. Of course social media is a factor,

The Execution Problem

What this lockdown highlights is why rules are followed, and why they arent. Most rules that arent followed are because of a particular reason. A reason that makes us human, divine, and devilish at the same time.

Unlocking

As we approach the unlocking of the lockdown, its time that we unlock ourselves as well.

The New Abnormal

Its actually the new abnormal as we become more individualistic, less tribal, and call a spade a shovel. This diary entry looks at the sense of loss we are experiencing because of a lack of tribal belonging.

Succeed with Your LinkedIn Brand

Weve seen a surge of activity on LinkedIn most of it not making the impact that the person responsible for it wants it to make.

Learning from Animals

Theres a lot that animals can teach us if only we observe The strategies, tactics and overall behavior of different kinds of animals can teach us many things that could be useful in our work and lives.

Compete or Collaborate?

When should I compete When should I work together Are there any theories, benchmarks, rules regarding the same How can I follow them effectively This diary entry explores an answer or two.

Smart Risks vs Dumb Risks

This diary entry looks at developing an understanding of how the human brain perceives risks and interprets them. Sometimes we interpret well, sometimes we dont. Can we improve our strike rate

Don't Do Webinars

Just because everyone is doing it dont conduct a webinar. If you still feel compelled to do so, this diary entry helps you rejig your perspective, get your act together, and make it memorable for your listener.

The 80/20 Principle

This principle can be potentially groundbreaking if only we understand it, and understand how to use it. This diary entry explores how we can do this effectively.

Hustling

What constitutes a good hustle Should everyone be hustling This diary entry explores on of the more popular words in modern day life and a different take on hustling vs. chilling.

Tribute

In my travels Ive met a lot of interesting people and Prof Jagdish Sheth is certainly very very high on that list. This diary entry is a snapshot of my experiences with an awesome thinker and human being.

Don't Hire Consultants

Consultancy is old age, and riddled with issues. Want to know how to get the right kind of outsider help without compromising on trust and ownership A few thoughts on the future of the external consultant.

The Art of Timing

Get your timing right, and your fortunes explode. Get them wrong, and they implode. A quizzical look on timing, luck and how to be connected to the right timing for the launch of anything your product, your service, your personal brand.

How to take on Nepotism

To take on Nepotism, we need to understand it deeply first. Why is it so pervasive Is there a good part to it How can I motivate myself to break through

The New High of Neuroplasticity

Why being neuroplastic is not only possible, but also absolutely essential.

Unfair and Ugly

The travelling professors take on how the Fair and Lovely change of brand name signifies something deeper for us as consumers and how we can use this for ourselves when we interact with big companies.

There's an App for That!

When does one have an app A few years ago, almost every little enterprise wanted to have an app of their own. Sometimes, it works, and sometimes building an app is a complete waste of time.

The Return of the Office Meeting

Can meetings ever not suck Will you ever have a good meeting Why doesnt all the advice on having a good meeting ever work The Traveling Professor explores with a different lens, and provides some different answers.

The Social Algorithm Explained

Oh, they changed the Insta algorithm again. This lament has been part of many a conversation in parties, get togethers, offices and the like.

Back to School

Is going to business school or higher education worth it this year should students look for spending a gap year, doing something else What should colleges and universities do

The Evaporating Customer

What if your entire business model is based around a customer who is only going to be around for a little while, and never going to come back What should you do, and more importantly, not do

Learn Digital Marketing the Right Way

So many people think about learning digital and start cringing, or feel completely lost as to where to begin.

One Sided Relationships on the Net

The travelling professor dissects why we all have such parasocial relationships with celebs and influencers, why we are so much into cancel culture, and what both celebs and fans need to do in order to have healthier parasocial relationships.

When Digital Eats Physical

The lockdowns are having an impact on everything physical and digital is rushing in to replace it. Has this changed our behavior completely, or will these changes be reversed

Virtue Signalling

What it actually is. Why it happens. Why it always existed. And why its not all bad. The travelling professor investigates.

Kill Your Darlings

The travelling professor and his colleagues examine, mentor and evaluate close to 50 ideas, over a 6 month period, that want to become businesses every year. And every year,

The New Role of Advertising

The new, sophisticated, information overloaded consumer wants something else from advertising. The old rules are weakening what is advertisings new role, and is it ready

Fashion Forward

The similarity between ties and masksThe travelling professors take on how fashion will shape up in times of the pandemic and accompanying recessionary times. Can we predict anything going forward

Connected by the Pandemic

How human beings have become very similar to each other, and what it means for business going forward. Also, a different take on long held cultural blind spots, and how this pandemic has helped every culture overcome them.

It Takes A Family

In this podcast, the Travelling Professor talks about how every job is now a family job with inputs coming in thick and fast from everyone we are stuck working how can we make the most of it

Go To Market

Many people ask the travelling professor how to go to market with their product, platform or service and the prof has no idea how to answer this because its the wrong question. So what then is the right question

Priming vs Nudging: What's Better?

The travelling professor explores these two marketing techniques and gives his take on what really works... with a coffee example

Reboot

The Travelling Professor went through a reboot this year of mind and body. Heres some interesting insights he gleaned from this more than 6 month period.

The Marketer of the Future

Many students ask the TP what they should prepare for to be a great marketer in their futures. The TP provides a different kind of answer.

What is the Ideal Customer?

The travelling professor talks of how all customers are not created equal some are better to target than the others. But who an indepth analysis.

Teachable Moments

Every coach, mentor, boss and teacher may be overdoing trying to give gyan to the other side. Teachable moments are few and far between. How should someone approach a teachable moment Can we create one The travelling professor investigates.

Glean From This!

The travelling professors latest and greatest sources of knowledge, insights and info oven ready for you Also, a bonus: the travelling professor shares how and when he listens to podcasts for maximum impact,

Sunsets For Some

The travelling professor explores two industries that are perhaps riding into the sunset retail store chains and advertising and comes up with mixed feelings, but hopeful observations.

Your Best Virtual Friends

What friends would you recommend to someone if they are 19 years old, or 29, 39, 49 any age for that matter and what if those friends are virtual How would you go about selecting them The travelling professor recommends..

TikTok, Instagram: Imperfect Replacements For Each Other

In this episode, the travelling professor looks at how Instagram can never replace Tiktok, no matter how hard it tries. And the secret is in the algorithm the sauce that binds everything together.

Work From Home - A Question Of Leadership

Is WFH going to continue and if it does, would the reason be employee will, cost benefits for companies..... or just leadership The TP investigates.

LinkedIn: Networking Platform?

The Travelling Professor investigates how Linkedin is shaping up as a platform and how networking and community building seem to be fighting it out there and how influencers are making the most of it or not.

Games People Play

In this episode, the travelling professor analyses Among Us, the latest greatest popular game, and The Escape Room, a physical gaming experience.

Cause Led Advertising

Does cause led advertising work Where exactly Is this the future of branding The travelling professor investigates with an open mind.

The Social Dilemma Unraveled

The popular netflix documentary and the travelling professors take on the same. Does tech create a product out of the consumer or a new consumer with new behaviors Some contrarian thoughts.

Gen Z and Anime

Why is anime such an important Gen Z thing The travelling professor explores the phenomenon, tries to make sense of it and its various uses.

Dunbar's Number Revisited

Episode 8 had seen the travelling professor explore how we could use Dunbars number for improving personal relationships here, he explores the way in which it can be used for marketing, management and even community management.

The Jewel Thief

The Tanishq ad everyones upset about, and the traveling professors take on what Tanishq should be doing, to capitalise on the reaction to their ad. A very different sort of suggestion.

The Unbearable Passion of Work

Are we taking work too seriously Why do we do this Why cant we help ourselves Can we do something about it The traveling professor explores his own obsession with work and scrutinises what passion is all about,

Does a "SALE" Work?

Its the season of sales aka the festive season. Do these marketing activities really work And why Lets get into the science behind a discount.

"I want a Job Abroad"

Can you get a job abroad Especially if you are in marketing, sales or new business development Why is it tough Are there any ways around this The traveling professor investigates.

The Peacock Paradigm

The travelling professor explores deep seated biological patterns in this diary entry and something called peacocking makes an entry. Every male knows this deeply

The Zoom Learning Benefit

The travelling prof learned a lot when he saw how his own kids learn online. Led to a crucial insight, about how formal settings like classrooms and offices miss... dont miss this one

The Credibility of the Cred Ad

The travelling professors analysis of the currently popular CRED ad what works for it and what doesnt.You can reach out to us on social media. Were ivmpodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

CADBURY: Vocal For Local!

The travelling professors analysis of the currently popular Cadbury celebration Diwali ad and why its a winner.

The Return of the Jewel Thief

What does one do if your brand is hijacked by social media commentators and activists The travelling professor, social media commentator himself, offers some guidance.You can reach out to us on social media.

Minimum Viable Audience

Seth Godins new term is worth exploring, what it means and how it can help many kinds of people in their work success by becoming a primary way to measure things. The travelling professor unravels this.

Can Marketing Create Needs?

The travelling professors neurotake on needs, wants and desires and a perspective on the perennial question as to what marketing can and cant do

The Media Product Concept

The travelling professor postulates a new concept hes developed. Instead of succumbing to jargon like every company is a media company, he believes that a lot of companies should create their own media product. And put out some thoughts regarding this.

The First Principles Process

The travelling professor celebrates his century of diary entries by sharing his strategy for not just podcasting but thinking from first principles. Reviewing the year gone by through the lens of a professor

The Death of Digital Marketing

The traveling professor had made an observation a few years ago to his students that digital marketing will become so ubiquitous a term in 5 years or so that no one will use the term anymore. Half way through the predicted timeline, where do

The Opportunity in Media Disruption

Newspapers shutting down,Magazines on their last legs,Movies cut up into series,Podcast companies being acquired.

What Should I Know About Meme Marketing?

The travelling professors exploratory yet historical take on why memes became a thing. And how/whether marketing should be using this biological phenomenon.

The Performance Paradox

Why cant more companies build bigger brands on the internet Perhaps, its because they are using digital for performance to sell, instead of building brand. But we know through examples like Supreme that the truth is counterintuitive.

Your Coconut Tree

All of us have our own coconut trees some pet theories that we like to refer to whatever the situation/conversation is some professors, professionals and crashing party bores. All of us some theory or the other. But do we recognise that

Planning for Digital Doomsday

Googles recent short outage leads the traveling professor to investigate: Can we, today, live our life outside of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft Whats our plan B

The Algorithm Generation

Generation Z is the first mainly digital native generation that is being controlled by an algorithm that it willingly cocreates. Is the result good or bad Talking to strangers, horse blinders, only their worldviews its a different kettle of fish, and

Content: Consistency Vs Quality

The travelling professor figures out whats better for your content strategy Do listen as the professor comes up with a few answers

Tesla's Gangster PR Move

The travelling professor analyses Elon Musk and Teslas decision to do away with their PR department.

The Process Resolutions

The travelling professor looks into new year resolutions, and how they could be mutated to make them work for you better by making them all about the process.You can reach out to us on social media. Were ivmpodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, and Faceboo

The Brand as a Conversation

Too many marketers make their campaigns the cornerstone of their branding work, when it should be the ongoing conversation that needs to be centrestage. The travelling professor postulates a new starting point for brands in 2021.

Fortune's Misfortune

Sourav Ganguly, brand ambassador for Fortune oil, had a heart ailment, resulting in Fortune being trolled on the internet. Whats the correct response in a situation like this from the brand Tune in to this episode, as the travelling professor puts

Post Pandemic Predictions

Whats the new shiny thing that will grace us in a post pandemic scenario The travelling professor makes 3 radical picks on this question, and talks about the positives of prediction planning.

Whatsapp vs Signal

The travelling professor analyses a battle royale fought at product, marketing and business levels and makes his observations on how it will play out.You can follow Siddharth Deshmukh on Twitter edgysid and Instagram thetravellingprofessor

The Start-up's Dilemma

How do you market with a meagre budget, especially when you compete in a market already dominated by big companies The travelling professor offers some suggestions.

Placements in the Pandemic

As students try to get placed in what is a very tough recruitment year, the travelling professor offers a perspective.

The New Orgnanisation's Design