Catalogue
Choose a reflective case or simulation by the judgement you want students to practise.
Flat
Zappos and Haier reorganise work
By Shiva Kakkar
Examine how organisational design redistributes authority. Comparing Zappos and Haier, students assess who can make decisions after management layers disappear and test their assumptions about what makes self-management work.
- Reflective case
- 25 pages
- Organisation Design
Paytm at the Fintech Crossroads
Vijay Shekhar Sharma and the search for a profitable payments model
By Rehearsal Pedagogy Initiative
Evaluate how a payments platform can become profitable. Students compare merchant services with loan distribution, weigh their external dependencies and recommend which growth opportunities Paytm should pursue or defer.
- Reflective case
- 22 pages
- Strategy
Boeing 737 MAX
The grounding decision
By Rehearsal Pedagogy Initiative
Examine leadership responsibility when safety evidence is incomplete. Students distinguish Boeing’s internal information from publicly established facts, defend a grounding recommendation and determine what the company should disclose to airlines and regulators.
- Reflective case
- 28 pages
- Leadership
Johnson & Johnson at the Tylenol Crossroads
James Burke decides how widely to recall Tylenol capsules
By Rehearsal Pedagogy Initiative
Apply corporate responsibilities to a product-safety crisis. Students determine the scope of a Tylenol recall under uncertain risk and conflicting advice, then specify what evidence would justify changing their decision.
- Reflective case
- 18 pages
- Leadership
Zomato and Blinkit
The quick commerce bet
By Rehearsal Pedagogy Initiative
Evaluate acquisition as a way to enter a new market. Students compare buying Blinkit with building or partnering, assess which capabilities transfer from food delivery and set conditions for continued investment.
- Reflective case
- 21 pages
- Strategy
The 72-Hour Window
Satya Nadella and the OpenAI crisis
By Rehearsal Pedagogy Initiative
Examine strategic dependence when investment does not confer control. Students assess Microsoft’s influence during OpenAI’s leadership crisis and weigh preserving the partnership against employing its researchers directly.
- Reflective case
- 16 pages
- Strategy