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    Productivity Tip

    by sachin on January 17, 2012

     

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    Democracy V/s Decision

    by sachin on March 2, 2011

    If you want to collect every opinion on the block; I’ll say, Best Of Luck! If you want a collective decision to happen its not going to happen anytime soon. We wanted T Shirts for everyone. Choice for colours ranged from Blue, Dark Blue, White,Off-White, Red, Green, Striped, Plan. The list went on and on. (…)

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    Goldman – Facebook Deal – What a Bust!!

    by sachin on January 3, 2011

    Goldman Invests in Facebook at $50 Billion Valuation The Facebook investment deal is likely to stir up a debate about what the company would be worth in the public market. Though it does not disclose its financial performance, analysts estimate the company is profitable and could bring in as much as $2 billion in revenue (…)

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    Chaos And Leadership

    by sachin on November 21, 2010

    Chaos is fair. (Batman) Chaos throws up leaders faster than any situation. The beginning always seems a little distorted as less skilled leaders struggle until the right one steps in. Amidst strong individuals, you could have factions created immediately. But in a longer frame a clear one emerges depending upon Who garners support; Again a (…)

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    Consumption Versus Production – Real Reason For US Economic Collapse

    by sachin on July 21, 2010

    US generally has been a consumer oriented society; this means people consume more than they can produce. This is actually an interesting premise. We are now talking about consuming goods versus producing them. Now consuming by its very nature is limited by a boundary of limitation of resource to consume more. Whether its food grain (…)

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    Predicting Foursquare Decline

    by sachin on June 30, 2010

    I have never really been a big fan of social networking. I quite think that this is a fad which is going to or aleady has suck up a lot of investor capital and then go bust! Its only a matter of time. Foursquare raising another round of funding with a particular two paragraphs caught (…)

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    Simple Things

    by sachin on March 29, 2010

    Most of the ‘technical problems’ in the world are really ‘not so technical’. Infact they are so simple that you waste time thinking about them. Most “technical” aspects cease to be “technical” once the right information is known. So the key to making quick decisions and the “problems” are really Information Gaps. If you plug (…)

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    Solving Email

    by sachin on February 4, 2010

    Google Wave tries to solve email. SAP is trying to solve email. But does email really need fixing? Why don’t people fix their communication instead? Technology traditionally helps in advancing poor habits. There used to be a time not so long ago when i didn’t have a mobile phone; neither did any of my friends. (…)

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    Hot Startups Which Are A Waste Of Time

    by sachin on January 2, 2010

    This is really only a needless rebuttal to Mr. Scobleizer’s assertion that the companies which he has stated are really hot! No Sir, with all due respect, they really are not. They are probably cool tools but just that. For years i have wondered why do people make essentially stupid concepts and others hype it (…)

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    Time Smart Lucky

    by sachin on November 4, 2009

    I have always been intrigued when people say they have been too busy! People are never too busy. It just means their priorities are not where YOU have them. Period! Then there are people who are so supposedly smart. One of my friends the other day remarked how the erstwhile CEO of the erstwhile Enron (…)

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