We all have our style of working. Some of the things in our style have been working for us. Or we think so. We also improve our styles and even make drastic changes if we think our style is working against us. Especially when we join a new place. When we join a new place it can be in different flavors. I have seen people … Continue reading 328/365 What Works in How we work?
Today is a Friday when I wrote this. I( was thinking about the Passion Profession post and video that I made two days back. There is more to it. The question was why I like my job. I think irrespective of what job it is, the criteria to like is pretty much the same. Two things that make me like my Job are: Knowing the … Continue reading 304/365 Why I Like my job
I am sure you have noticed that many buildings have rear and side doors which is how most people get in using the badge. If there is a chance I prefer taking the front door. I can understand that rear and side doors are convenient for employees to get in as there are more parking spaces there. Front areas are usually reserved for visitors. But … Continue reading 297/365 Walking through the Front Door
Work is the biggest part of our waking hour. For some folks the sleeping hour is so minuscule that work is all they have in their life. So Why do we work? Next few days I want to share with you some personal thoughts about work every day. I sometimes feel an alternative to work does not exist for the majority. Then I feel that … Continue reading 110/365 Why do we work?
Now at 50 when I look back, one question that comes to my mind is have I wasted time. The answer is yes. There have been so many instances when I could have used my time better. May be it was because I did not know back then what I know now. So even if I were to go back and try it all out … Continue reading 48/365 Wasting time like there is always enough
This pandemic time there has been a lot of discussions on work hours and work days and working from home and so on. The conversation will continue as people hash out various aspects of the future of work. In a recent call that I did with a group of college students over zoom I told them that while we would think a company pays us … Continue reading 43/365 Not hours worked; but Value Delivered
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