In the thirteenth episode of the IIMB Podcast Series on January 24, Dr. Manaswini Bhalla, of the Economics and Social Sciences area of IIM Bangalore, shares her insights on the role of culture, social networks and connections on economic outcomes in the business context
22 January, 2021, Bengaluru: The thirteenth episode of the IIMB Podcast Series, to be held on January 24 (Sunday), 2021, will feature a conversation with Dr. Manaswini Bhalla, faculty from the Economics and Social Sciences area of IIM Bangalore. Prof. Bhalla will talk about the role of networks and connections in how we make our formal and informal relations, and how they affect economic outcomes in the business context.
The onset of COVID-19 and the norm of social distancing truly made us realize that though we are striving for individual and financial independence all our lives, we value social networks and connections much more than we realize. Not just in our personal lives but also in the business context, we have social associations playing a bigger role than we think. Whether it is a merger and acquisition deal or a client/vendor selection, you have identities and social associations playing a role implicitly or sometimes even explicitly. In this episode of the podcast, Prof. Bhalla will shed light on how social identities and associations play in business deals and decisions. The podcast also touches upon the impact of COVID-19 and the emergence of gig economy on social associations as virtual working has become a norm and preference.
The Communications Office and the Student Media Cell of IIM Bangalore bring to you the IIMB Podcast Series, a platform to discuss the latest business, economic, management and social issues that matter. The Podcast Series features IIM Bangalore fraternity, including but not limited to the faculty members, alumni and students, who provide their insights and perspectives on the topics and issues that surround us.
Listen to the podcast on SoundCloud: https://bit.ly/3g4TNP9
Listen to the podcast on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3hFSoiC
Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/30RVbOV
Listen to the podcast on Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/39BvOos
In the thirteenth episode of the IIMB Podcast Series on January 24, Dr. Manaswini Bhalla, of the Economics and Social Sciences area of IIM Bangalore, shares her insights on the role of culture, social networks and connections on economic outcomes in the business context
22 January, 2021, Bengaluru: The thirteenth episode of the IIMB Podcast Series, to be held on January 24 (Sunday), 2021, will feature a conversation with Dr. Manaswini Bhalla, faculty from the Economics and Social Sciences area of IIM Bangalore. Prof. Bhalla will talk about the role of networks and connections in how we make our formal and informal relations, and how they affect economic outcomes in the business context.
The onset of COVID-19 and the norm of social distancing truly made us realize that though we are striving for individual and financial independence all our lives, we value social networks and connections much more than we realize. Not just in our personal lives but also in the business context, we have social associations playing a bigger role than we think. Whether it is a merger and acquisition deal or a client/vendor selection, you have identities and social associations playing a role implicitly or sometimes even explicitly. In this episode of the podcast, Prof. Bhalla will shed light on how social identities and associations play in business deals and decisions. The podcast also touches upon the impact of COVID-19 and the emergence of gig economy on social associations as virtual working has become a norm and preference.
The Communications Office and the Student Media Cell of IIM Bangalore bring to you the IIMB Podcast Series, a platform to discuss the latest business, economic, management and social issues that matter. The Podcast Series features IIM Bangalore fraternity, including but not limited to the faculty members, alumni and students, who provide their insights and perspectives on the topics and issues that surround us.
Listen to the podcast on SoundCloud: https://bit.ly/3g4TNP9
Listen to the podcast on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3hFSoiC
Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/30RVbOV
Listen to the podcast on Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/39BvOos