I resumed my journey as a Corporate Trainer last week when I conducted a training on "Business Excellence" at Adani Power, Mundra, Gujarat. I liked teaching even when I was young. I remember teaching my siblings/cousins Mathematics and other subjects when I was 10 years old. I enjoyed the process then and I enjoy it now... Continue Reading →
You will like this if you are a Hindi movie songs buffs... 7 Songs with similar Tune 🎼...but based on different ragas (that's what a friend told me. I have no knowledge to confirm it)...That's the beauty of our film music. You may also like this: Chronicles of plagiarism in Hindi film music industry http://www.itwofs.com/... Continue Reading →
If you invest in stock market you would have heard umpteen times the importance of "Power of Compounding". It is a basic mathematical function - exponential - which leads to huge numbers as the compounding frequency increases. And the same is true about decay function, or negative compound as well. However, the world of investing... Continue Reading →
One year after “Mitron...” Day i.e. remembering (not celebrating) first anniversary (8-Nov-2016) of Demonetisation... Will post throughout this week jokes and articles that showcase the blunder called Demonetization. Here is a parody song to begin with: बार बार फैंको, हजार बार फैंको...
Today is 88th birth anniversary of mathematics wizard Shakuntala Devi, known as the "Human Calculator". Google created a Doodle on her 84th birthday to honour her... http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/24/world/asia/shakuntala-devi-human-computer-dies-in-india-at-83.html https://www.beaninspirer.com/shakuntala-devi-amazing-indian-human-computer/ As a child the only source of Mathematical puzzles for me were the books by Shakuntala Devi (before I discovered Martin Gardner, Sam Lloyd and W.... Continue Reading →
Our Professor of Organizational Behavior at IIM-A one day asked: So, how are you feeling now? Some people said that they were feeling OK. I think the Professor was expecting someone to say that so that she could pick up on that and go on. Professor told us that we often use words that don't... Continue Reading →
Murphy's First Law for Wives: If you ask your husband to pick up five items at the store and then you add one more as an afterthought, he will forget two of the first five. Kauffman's Paradox of the Corporation: The less important you are to the corporation, the more your absence is noticed. The... Continue Reading →
Amazon India’s “Great Indian Festival” begins today! While they are promising Blockbuster Deals to everyone, in my case they are promoting bulk discounts on Baby Diapers and Wipes under title “Offer You Cannot Resist” 😏 I hate analytics. There is much more to offer to me than Baby Diapers...don’t go by past (recent) data. #Analytics... Continue Reading →
I have had the privilege (or curse?) of pursuing full-time MBA two times. And if I had enough wealth, I would pursue it again, or maybe some other higher studies such as Ph D or Masters in Economics, Masters in Policy Making etc. I enjoyed the process of learning about Critical Thinking and Analysis and... Continue Reading →
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