Free-writing session on financial literacy. In school we are taught about biology, maths, computers etc but no one teaches us finances. Finances are taught to commerce students and MBA students. Engineers, doctors, lawyers etc. are left to discover this huge field on their own. After all, an engineer isn’t supposed to be running after money… Continue reading Freewriting: financial literacy
Well, I tried to write something good but couldn’t come up with anything. So, this is going to be a five minute write about the word ‘break’. The word ‘break’ has many connotations. It is used in situations as varied as a tea break, a deal break(er), and a break (up). Anything state of continuity… Continue reading A five minute break
I got up today, and wondered, “While people around are busy changing the world, why am I tasked with changing the color of a submit button? Couldn’t god have given me the skills and resources necessary to create a spaceship of my own? (PS: I have a rough idea about how it would look already). I… Continue reading A mindless rant
I think most of us have heard about the Pomodoro technique. It’s well known way of increasing your productivity. People all across the world have tried and been satisfied with the approach. What exactly is it? The pomodoro technique is a manner of working wherein you work single mindedly on a goal for a short… Continue reading The pomodoro technique
I was lying on the bed and was about to go to sleep when I realized that I hadn’t written anything for today. So here’s a one minute free writing post. I often wonder, who am I writing all these things for? I would never ever recommend anyone to waste their time reading such random… Continue reading The one minute freewriting post
Nikesh Arora,Softbank Corp president, has just warned that startup valuations in the India market have become more than “they should be”. If you don’t know who Nikesh Arora is or don’t have any knowledge about India’s startup market, the article below will still make sense (I hope so at least). Since the 1960’s, technology has… Continue reading Startup valuations and common sense
First day of office and I have nothing to do. This makes me wonder whether I will have something to do the entire year or not (apart from drinking coffee, playing foosball and gossiping). It’s easy to sit at home and plan to use my time well (at least the planning part is easy) but… Continue reading Passing time in the office
