I write about leadership, execution and the transition from technical roles into organizational responsibility. My essays examine why capable teams struggle, why transformations stall, and how professionals grow from individual contributors into leaders. More about my background is on the About page. I read and respond to thoughtful responses. You can also reach me on LinkedIn.
My Journey to Competent Communicator started with my Ice Breaker speech in Noida Toastmasters Club on 28 Sep 2013 and I was able to reach my first milestone after 2 years, on 18 October 2015 (there was break of 8 months onsite). Here is a summary of projects that I undertook as part of this […]
Do you have problems in life? I know how stupid it is to ask this question, who doesn’t have any problem in the life! But the ensuing question I have is how do you react when you have a problem? An incidence in my life taught me how to react to the problem a bit […]
After finishing my Competent Communication and Leadership manuals, I thought advanced speeches would be a kinda ice walk for me. But my ACB (Advanced Communication Bronze) journey again reminded me of Ice Breaking days of CC. The advanced manual I chose is “Storytelling” to start with. The reason I chose “Storytelling” was because there was […]
I am an entrepreneur from the core of my heart, but I work as an IT employee. But give me a viable opportunity to become an entrepreneur, I will not even give a second thought to leave my job and start my journey in Entrepreneurship. But the problem is nobody gives me that opportunity 🙂 […]
Since I worked for all sizes of IT companies starting from a startup, to mid-size to an IT giant, many of my friends have asked me if the company size matter. I didn’t have any clear answer to it earlier, hence my answer used to be “it all depends case by case”. But this question kept […]
More than 20 years ago, “The Oprah Winfrey Show” conducted a social experiment about the racial prejudice that audiences will never forget. In the “Oprah Show” audience members were separated into two distinct groups. The divis ion wasn’t based on skin color, but eye color. As the audience lined up to enter the studio, the […]