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Gamify Time Management
Sometimes life is too chaotic for one to make any sense. Although you are not over-worked or spending sleepless nights but still you find yourself in midst of a battlefield filled with conflicting priorities. Managing under such circumstances is not stress and sometimes can lead to conflict within team members as well. Among the time management… Continue reading
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4 years & counting for more to come…
I have been two days late in sharing my thoughts on a personal achievement…which is completing 4 years at Cimpress. The delay has been because of confluence of many events in last 48 hours , the PGPM Milan-2016 alum meet at SPJIMR , Arrival of Lord Ganesha & our real gods on ground.. which is… Continue reading
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Reflections By Steven Sinofsky
I chanced to read following article Steven Sinofsky on Building Your Product Team published on the MixPanel blog. It had some great insights which , I have captured for my readers and fellow companions who cross their path with product management. From the above blog “Steven Sinofsky is known as one of product management’s earliest champions.… Continue reading
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Qualms Of Product-Awareness
Product is a very generic term and changes its meaning depending on the context. As various stakeholders working to deliver an experience it is important to know how interactions impact your consumer space. This is more-over important for product managers operating in different context :- marketing versus technical product ownership. Every interaction with consumer in… Continue reading
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Good Better Best – Quality of Decision
You might heard following phrases several times : “This is a wrong decision , we should not made this call” “Why did you not inform us , otherwise we would have made right decision” “I think if we would have collaborated , we could have made a right call on this issue” Being a programmer at core… Continue reading
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Choice of MVP : Evaluate Your Options
Many a times MVP(Minimum Viable Product) and what definition it carries get clouded with lot of factors. To start with , let me refresh couple of aspects of what a MVP(Minimum Viable Product) may stand for: “It is a core artifact in an iterative process of idea generation, prototyping, presentation, data collection, analysis and learning. One seeks to minimise the… Continue reading
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Perspective On e-learning from Arun Gupta
The industry required periodic training for new products to have an intelligent conversation with customers; so every company conducted training programs to equip their teams with requisite knowledge which would serve all kinds of customers. It was early days of automation, e-learning was just beginning to raise a baby head; early versions were complex, unwieldy,… via… Continue reading
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Problem Solving…Lego Style
Problem solving is rooted at the heart of making anything successful. It really has nothing to do with any field but sheer ability to look at problems and providing solution through combination of people , process & technology. Through years ( not so many but still ) , I have tried various ways to look… Continue reading
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Startup Culture or something else …
We have & continue to observe numerous articles as well inspirational content on how one should have start-up culture , mindset or spirit. All in different dimension & context. Irrespective of maturity business model & age of enterprise , it has become a fad to call oneself having a start-up mindset or calling the enterprise… Continue reading
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API Economy : Vertical v/s Horizontal
What is a vertical API In simple terms these are industry specific solutions powered using API stack. So as more and more API get exposed to users , there is also a new trend catching up where API adoption is expanding to provide industry specific solution. Horizontal versus Vertical API As companies across the world are… Continue reading
About Me
Over 24 years of experience developing software to support multi-million dollar revenue scale and leading global engineering teams. Hands-on leadership in building and mentoring software engineering teams. I love History as a subject and also run regularly long distances to keep myself functional.
Everyday Reflections 