DailyPost 1990 GOLDEN GIRLS – HAPPY WOMEN’S DAY They are the women of steel. They have been scripting their and the nation’s success, in uncharted territory, moving ahead on the untrodden path. As they say, if you can handle uncertainty, you can handle everything. And they have become experts in handling an uncertain and unknown […]
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DailyPost 1986 SCOPE CREEP Scope creep is a terminology generally used for increase in the scope of work agreed up, legally or otherwise. It generally gives a feeling that it is surreptitiously being pushed in. There are general perceptions about the nature of work encapsulating one particular task, but the clarity is missing. Based on
DailyPost 1984 UNICORN MANIA! What does this actually mean for the nation? A dozen of enduring tech business entities in the near future or might be in a decade or so, reaching a market value of over $50 billion and more and creating a business which would make global impact. Or it would be another
DailyPost 1978 CORPORATE CULTURE… Work from home till the onset of the pandemic was generally thought by the non-IT world, mainly allowing you to work easy from your home environment. It was to happen once in a while, where there were serious issues to commute or the person could not leave his / his home because
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DailyPost 1974 BLEEDING STARTUPS OR COMING UP OF A NEW BUSINESS MODEL? Are the days of financial discipline over? Does a profit and loss statement mean anything? Are Start-Ups a microcosm of the big company or a different animal in themselves? Is the original garage company, HP model of a new age IT enterprise, is up
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DailyPost 1960 HAS START-UP CULTURE BECOME CONSUMERIST? With the numbers of Start-ups showing exponential growth, and thousands joining their ranks every year, has the culture of creation remain intact? The culture of creation is at the core of creating an enterprise and more so, a tech one, which aims at sorting out a current problem or
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DailyPost 1938 COMPANY WEBSITES – MODERN, UTILITARIAN OR COSMETIC? They say that culture never dies, even if everything does. Conversely, if nothing survives, only culture does. The culture speaks of your upbringing and your thought process. The business culture will help you understand how far the businesses will be run, in which manner and of what
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DailyPost 1907 A PROJECT IS A SOLUTION! Projects are viewed and dealt differently by the nature of your relationship with the project and the nature of stake holding you have in it. Most of the time is gone in trying to sort the perimeters of your role, mainly what you are not responsible for and that
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DailyPost 1900 WHY STARTUPS ARE SOLD? Why are startups sold? This would be one question which would be intriguing in everybody’s mind. While most of them burn out for a variety of reasons, of the few which survive the bloodshed, the vast majority end up selling their companies, for a hefty sum of money. That hefty
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DailyPost 1899 ROME WAS NOT BUILT IN A DAY! As proverbial as it may sound, to be quoted at lectures and speeches and to prove that everything worthwhile takes time to be created, even in private conversations, it is very hard to say how much of it has been ingrained by us. The unmaking of this
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DailyPost 1892 Can Indian IT Ever Productize? Parag Agarwal instantaneously made to the IT celebrity list when he was named on Monday, 29th Nov 2021 as the new Twitter CEO, at 37 years of age. There has been a big enough list of Indian Americans who have been heading multinational IT companies impacting globally, nearly the
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