DailyPost 384 EFFORTLESS SOCIAL INTERACTION With the onset of the nuclear families and the work demands in big cities, social interactions certainly nosedived. But still the ways to interacted were limited & clear; a phone call or visit. Though few and far between, interactions left lasting memories, could be refreshed anytime, even after a lapse […]
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DailyPost 383 TEMPERAMENT Human Resource’s are evaluated by the employers on lots of criteria in order to select the most objective ones. How far they are successful is in the realm of imagination with no empirical research on impact analysis, some small case studies notwithstanding. With no knowledge of the temperament of the person it’s
DailyPost 382 CONFERENCE CONSULTANTS Conferences have for long remained the flavour of the day. With every passing season the themes change and the ongoing cycle of conferences keeps gathering strength from strength. Cyber Security is the sought after theme of the day and organisers are getting into it, lock, stock & barrel. As expected, the
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DailyPost 377 MANAGING YOUR TURF Why child Rights organizations cannot come together? Why generic interoperability cannot happen in IT? Why Intelligence agencies don’t share information? Why a freelancer also does not divulge the price? The simple answer to all these questions from different spheres is that they are busy managing their turf. Euphemistically, it is
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DailyPost 373 CRIBBING Has cribbing become our national pastime? If we calculate the time spend on this activity, it would be sufficient enough to create a New India. While we start the day with great thoughts being exchanged over the length & breadth of social media, the day spent further is a complete antithesis of
DailyPost 371 DO PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS MATTER? Public intellectuals as known genre is missing in this country. The intellectuals are referred to at times in TV & other debate. These belong to a creative class ; the writers & their ilk. Some of a different type get into activism get packaged by the nature of activism,
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DailyPost 370 CELEBRATING MEDIOCRITY Having failed to usher in excellence in most of the areas in this country because of lack of efforts mainly, we seem to have tacitly decided to celebrate mediocrity. Democratisation of excellence based on eroding talent & merit, does not work. In simple terms it’s sustenance of mediocrity in the garb
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DailyPost 369 CONVICTIONLESS LIFE Belief is a thought you keep thinking, a conviction is that belief chiselled in stone. Conviction is both a value & an effort. The effort decides the real value of conviction. If unattended, conviction is of no value and final analysis cannot be termed as conviction either. The capability to win
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DailyPost 368 IS COMPETENCE DYNAMIC? Even in today’s fast paced technological world, if you talk to a professional, one gets a feeling of a static competence. The vertical & horizontal scalability of competence seems to be a must to meet the requirements of the day. Vertical scalability pertains to the improved knowledge & skilling and
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DailyPost 367 BUSINESS CASE STUDIES / INTERNSHIP With the products of all branches of engineering, finally aggregating into the IT industry, it gives a feeling that rest of branches have no role to play. That is not the case. Brick & mortar i.e. creation and operations will continue to remain at the core of engineering.
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DailyPost 366 INSTANTANEOUS WRITING Instantaneous writing as a genre found its birth with the social media revolution. Though most of it has turned out to be free for all writing, yet few right thinking individuals, have created a niche area of writing for themselves. They make their impact through blogs & other social media posts,
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