Working From Home Daily #77: Virtual teams and digital transformation
June 8: Manage with data, use your freedoms, pace yourself
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Working From Home Daily #76: Sit right, sleep well and carry on
June 7: Fix your workstation—and that pain, get a good night’s sleep, challenge yourself
Working From Home Daily #75: There’s more to it than hard work
June 6: Human touch matters, create new habits, plan ahead
Working From Home Daily #74: Keep calm and compartmentalise
June 5: Learn the right skillsets for Unlock #1; Rahul Gandhi and Rajiv Bajaj on treating people with dignity; flatten the curve
SpaceX launch; internet and free speech; one nation, one card
Disruptive Tech Weekly | June 03, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world
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June 4: Why tech alone is not enough; improve access points—like Zoom; how Anurag Kashyap made Black Friday; how to call out offenders
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June 1: Learn to negotiate... with kids, get the sequencing right for digital education, prepare yourself for post-lockdown
Aarogya Setu: Why tech is not the most important problem—or the solution
Technology is often just one piece in a jigsaw puzzle. To solve a problem at a systemic level, other pieces—often harder to crack, boring to implement, thankless at the end—have to fall in place
Six learnings on innovation from anti-Covid efforts
Organisations across the spectrum have been able to get their act together, focus, and solve tough problems quickly. This makes you wonder—why are they unable to muster even a fraction of this ability in normal times?
A long haiku about my locked-down mind
The government is easing the lockdown at last. I would be able to go out again. But, for what, my mind asked? Poems can articulate feelings that the rational mind cannot explain in prose
