What you say Vs how others perceive it…
We all know that there is none so naive that may be tricked! Yet we demonstrate our naivety by saying things that we do not mean in the childish hope that it is perceived...
Author: Sashank Purighalla
Pretentious or genuine
The toughest yet the most important thing to do…. To distinguish the pretentious from the genuine! Where not recognizing the pretentious could be dangerous for you, mis-recognizing the genuine could be devastating for the...
Conflicts and Conflict Management
The one thing that is common to almost every entity is Conflicts…. You can categorize them in any number of ways… – Idea conflicts: What do we want to accomplish – Process conflicts: How...
The best form of learning…. The best part of learning!!!
When you ask yourself what has worked for you and what has not… you will see in your experience, your failure to detect the variables that influenced your failure…. You will have to reflect...
Of wolves & leeches…
Notice a pact of wolves! There is purpose… strategy… coordination… discipline… planning… orchestration and perfect execution and beyond all… there is Team Work! There is sincerity, loyalty, dignity, trust, understanding and unity… They look...
Need for constant emotional release… A sign of regression!!!
Every person has had to resort to some form of an emotional release to get back to a state of equilibrium… a state where you feel like you are again able to perform at...
A job well done
No words can convince people like a job well done…. And the way I define a job well done is: 1. It is planned well 2. The plan is published for all to know...
“The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention”
“The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention” I am sure you heard this saying when you were young… I want to say…. Have all those grand intentions and keep them...
Building and Sustaining
We learn in Engineering that more than 70% of the product cost goes into maintenance and support…. People that have developed and managed large scale products can easily argue that the sustenance cost could...
“I made a mistake”…
When you take the position of “I cannot be wrong”, you are making it too hard for yourself! When you refuse to accept that you might have made a mistake, you end up having...
