What the hell! Just like so many others, why can’t he work from a nearby Starbucks?
@parrysingh
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Favorite People and Platforms Going Rogue: Impact and Implications
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Sometimes your favourite people go rogue, and sometimes your favourite platform does.
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Google’s Olympic medalist recruitment strategy for talent acquisition
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In its early days, Google had an unstated but brilliant recruitment practice: #Olympics medalists were almost guaranteed a job there if they wanted one. The qualities of hard work and perseverance needed for sports success were seen as transferable to work. It's tough to sustain
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Moral Progress and Justice in Technology Timeline
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I believe it’s a matter of time scale. As Martin Luther King said “the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.”
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People Power Stronger Than Those in Power
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The power of the people is much stronger than the people in power – Wael Ghonim
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Generational Entitlement: Are Today’s Youth Fundamentally Different?
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But didn’t our parents feel we have an inflated sense of entitlement compared to them?
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Generational responsibility for technological change and ethics
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No antidotes. It’s the moral
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Indian Tech Giants Face Challenges Amid Market Uncertainty
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Bloomberg’s story on the uncertain future of Indian tech, citing Byju & Paytm is rather harsh. Firstly, Paytm remains a popular platform serving millions. Secondly, a few mega companies facing challenges doesn’t imply a broader systemic issue. By that measure, the failure of
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Humor as a Game-Changer in Venture Capital Pitches
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I sit on the Investment Committee of a Venture Fund. After a tense pitch, one of the ventures presented a slide that completely changed the mood. Humor is an underused superpower!
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Work-life balance crisis: hospital care versus workplace demands
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The porridge I was feeding my father in the hospital almost splashed off the spoon as I rushed to respond to my colleague. But my colleagues weren’t exactly holding their breath for my input.
My father was hospitalized, and I was acting as his attendant, which caused me to miss a