The E5 Guide To Leading Business

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During his long stint in Asia, Paul Dupuis has drawn leadership lessons from diverse cultures. In an exclusive interview with Rajguru Tandon, the CEO of Randstad India, a frontrunner in HR services, talks of blending the Indian jugaad with the Japanese Kaizen as his strategy for India and of his E5 rule book. Click here to read more

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