And so I was reading this piece by Todd Rose on how job descriptions undermining the hiring process – very insightful and a timely read- especially when it has become…
As I write this, I am sitting in my hotel room here in Bangalore – a trip that is focused on work and client meetings. To tell you, it has…
At times we are busy working to get done with tasks instead of being productive. We count number of hours to be the bouts of output we generate. Which…
So we enter 2016 – here’s wishing everyone a great new year! You have plans, agenda and new slate for a mounting to-do lists occupying your time more than ever…
Scenario –1. You just got your dream job after graduation, or if you are already working, you get a new project, something that makes you want to get out of…
Why You Shouldn’t (Always) Judge The Outcome (And Judge Something Else)
December 26, 2015
Results. Outcome. Achievements. Now many of you would think why wouldn’t I just focus on them? In today’s fast-paced and a frenetic world, shouldn’t we just look at the outcome…
The clock is ticking and there are an odd 13 days counting to an even happier and a more promising 2016. We all are making some kind of commitments to…
What I Learned From Bill Gates And Warren Buffet (And You Can, Too)
December 12, 2015
One chief commonality between these two business stalwarts is that they both have dedicated more than half of their time in reading and learning: Warren Buffet reads to the tune…
The CEO of Bloomberg and New York City’s Mayor is more than just a successful entrepreneur and a billionaire – he is clear and candid about his harsh yet useful…
4 Ways To Let Your Personal Brand Shine In Your Interview
November 21, 2015
Be it James Caan or J.T. O’Donnell or Richard Branson or Barbara Corcoran (talking from the career angle), you have seen variations of personal brands based on their unique personalities….
