Category: Interesting bits

  • Thriving in Uncertainty: Embracing Ambiguity for Growth and Innovation

    ‘Uncertainty’ has always been a part of our lives. It has gained a mainstream presence in the last few years. I have spent a lot of time on the topic trying to build mental models around it. I have read multiple articles on uncertainty and ambiguity with approaches to handling it. But these articles define…

  • The Camera Connection: Why showing your face matters in virtual meetings

    Covid has taught us a lot of lessons in the last few years. It has changed the way organizations operate, and employees engage with each other. It also improved digital adoption in multiple industries. I have been thinking about the employee engagement aspect of business operations for some time now. Messages like – “I am…

  • ‘Speed vs Scale’ decisions | Is there a silver bullet?

    Speed (of execution) A task is completed quickly when it is finished in a short amount of time. The solution will have multiple shortcuts. It might not be the most automated or scalable solution to the problem but solves 90% of the problem. Tasks that prioritize speed fall under the category of MVP (minimum viable…

  • ChatGPT and the future of Machine Learning models

    I got my first PC in the early 2000s. It was an IBM machine with Microsoft Windows OS on it. It was very special to me and it had a profound impact on my childhood (mostly in a good way). I remember spending time on the PC listening to songs, drawing paintings in MS paint,…