CEO Time Privilege, Fast Fashion & the Startup Identity Crisis (Part 2) - LinkedIn Timeline Talk
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CEO Time Privilege, Fast Fashion & the Startup Identity Crisis (Part 2) - LinkedIn Timeline Talk
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Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today. Instead of our usual deep dive into marketing strategies, we're going to take you on a journey through our LinkedIn feeds – yes, you heard that right!
Join Nisha and Anoop as they scroll through their timelines, sharing real-time reactions and insights about what catches their eye, what makes them stop scrolling, and why certain posts resonate while others fade into the digital abyss.
In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop dig into the deep ties between our roles and our identities—are CEOs really relatable to junior employees when they control their time so differently? They also unpack the reality behind “hours worked” as a productivity myth, the importance of active listening in leadership, and the state of hiring in India’s IT sector, where only 11,000 roles were filled. Plus, is Zara really shutting shop in India? What does that say about fast fashion? And finally—are startups trying to build the next Mercedes… or Maruti? A sharp, thought-provoking take on power, perception, and purpose in today’s work culture.