September 2009
3 posts
“It is hard to generalize about a country so big. There are many Chinas, not...”
– Lessons and Impressions from China - By Ben Casnocha
LG Xenon does not work!
1. When I try to select a contact from the contact lists, 9 of 10 times, nothing happens. The details of the contact does not appear. 2. When they appear, if I click on edit button and make modifications, the changes are not saved after I click on save button. 3. When I select a contact from the contact list and click on the call icon, nothing happens. 4. Search in the contact list does not work....
Trying post right from gmail!
August 2009
1 post
“Listen carefully! You will hear a lot of clicks around you. mouse clicks. click!...”
May 2009
4 posts
Code Fight competition
I read this insightful, funny blog post by Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror - How to Motivate Programmers. It immediately got me thinking. It would be so cool to have a programming competition in my dream organization. I would like to call it Code Fight competition. Let me dream up a invitation to enter this competition for the employees of my dream company. — Code Fight competition 2011...
How to make a good conversation!
I learned a thing today about making a good conversation. I going to share it with you. I have a very good friend, with whom I talk in english, like most of we do. Let’s call him ‘guy A’. The problem with this guy is, he is not very good at speaking english. He finds himself struggling for words quite often. He is from one of the third world countries and his accent is different...
Great ideas shaping India - TED talk by Infosys...
Nandan Nilekani, visionary CEO of outsourcing pioneer Infosys, explains four brands of ideas that will determine whether India can continue its recent breakneck progress. Ideas which have arrived population as human capital enterpreneurs as role models English language as an asset technology as a boon acceptance of globalisation Democracy at its peakIdeas in progress Education ...
If you get to thirty and you still think...
Peter Zarris - CEO of OPIC “If you get to thirty and you still think persuasion is about making a logical argument, you have already lost” I first came across Peter when one of my businesses built a website for Peter that would allow them to select the best psychometric tool for any situation. Downstream we became friendly and he also did some testing for my staff. On one discussion ...