Today we had the year end team meeting. Reminiscing on the year gone by, and plans for the year ahead. Not just me, but all the members of our team spoke about their 2022 and their plans for 2023. Many of them had a fresh lease of career life when they joined us this year, …
Nostalgia is an odd feeling. One is nostalgic at all points in life – it’s almost as if the times that we passed by were always better than the times that we are in at present. This image below was widely circulated last week – I too got nostalgic, like most others. It was a …
I know it’s a bit late in the day, but I ain’t a football fan, so its ok. The match was available for free on You Tube so I did tune in, and got bored seeing the French not reaching anywhere close to their target (and not even trying) and so turned it off around …
And so the COVID looms over us again. A sudden peak in China, and a few other countries registering significant numbers, all of a sudden, we fear going back to square 1, I mean 2020. Even after nearly three years, the nightmare still haunts us. In some ways, I feel it has also morphed into …
Now that Wren and Martin is history, and Grammarly is in, we have slowly but surely, lost our touch with English Grammar. When you depend on software for everything, you stop thinking and just click the autocorrect isn’t it? Well, there is no Grammarly for spoken English (yet), so here are some tips and some …
This is an extract from the Vetāla series. I enjoyed compiling this and of course, reading the series again, this time the full version. You can read the whole series here. For now, a part of a story:) King Candrāvaloka beheld the boy who stood before him, his courageous demeanor, and the tej (glow) on …
A cursory glance at Twitter trends throws light on the condition of social media today. Over 90% of those trends are bot-driven, an in-your-face attempt at steering public conversation, or at least appearing to – in a direction that they want to take it towards. And we as hungry observers scroll our time away, every …
So I interviewed someone for a senior position today. She had worked for 25 years in her last organization. In fact, that was the first and only job that she has had till date. Got me thinking on a few things. One – a quarter of a century in one company is nothing short of …
Am reading this intriguing book called ‘The Fourth Turning’ by Neil Howe and William Strauss. This was written in 1996, yet is very relevant not just today, but I guess throughout time. On time, the authors write about three concepts of time. “Over the millennia, man has developed three ways of thinking about time: chaotic, cyclical, …
As I sit down to write this post, I can’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment. After all, it’s not every day that someone reaches their 999th blog post. It’s a milestone, to be sure, and one that I am proud to have reached. Over the years, I have written about a wide variety …
