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Typed Ranab as he gazed into his screen, with his mind racing through different business plans of his own. He has 18 plus years of experience with Pre-sales, Business Analysis and Marketing. But with the rising pressures of Pandemic, the unending lockdown woes, the vacant office buildings that eerily stared at passers-by, Ranab took a major decision. He decided to quit, not working but quitting corporate life.

According to a news report published in Economic Times, there is a 50-100% growth in demand for top-level management and senior executives in the field of technology, e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, life sciences, manufacturing and industrials. Etc.

A Gig CXO offers his/her services to several companies in Gig/assignment-based roles. Corporations are looking for specialists to consider a job done quickly, by an expert and most significantly, at reduced costs as the Gig CXO concept slowly gains traction.

In the modern business landscape, staying ahead of the competition requires strategic vision and expertise. Fractional Chief Experience Officers (CXOs) have emerged as a game-changing solution for companies seeking specialized...

Having the right leadership can transform a business, but finding and affording top-tier executives full-time isn’t always feasible. Fractional CXOs offer a smarter alternative: access to expert leadership on-demand, without the commitment of a permanent hire. Let’s dive into the ROI of Fractional CXOs and why they’re becoming a go-to solution for businesses seeking impactful results.

FOR THE NIMBLE-FOOTED fast-thinking CEO of a new-age SME or startup who dreams of breaking into the big league but can’t afford to hire top-dog marketing talent to turn this into reality, help is now at hand. Bengaluru-based Outsourced CMO (OCMO), a three-year-old marketing venture, is part of support ecosystem which has evolved in response to the unique needs of newbie’s.

In a business environment fraught with fragile market dynamics, entrepreneurial success can often seem like a gamble.

‍When businesses are under siege as they are now, they tend to stay hunkered down in bomb shelters until the threat has passed.

In a recent talent survey, the Manpower Group reported that employers worldwide are facing the most acute shortage of talent in the last 12 years.