Published in Bootcamp·Sep 30Designing for DemographicsIt is quite natural for us to take pride in our work, so much so that sometimes even thinking about the real customers, appears as a hindrance. I generalized the statement because it suits almost every other work area, although this post is about how Product managers and Designers working…Design Thinking3 min readDesign Thinking3 min read
Sep 7Being a bit dispassionate is good!Corporate culture has a lot to learn from. Passion is a highly acknowledged attitude towards work. Balancing it is equally important so that we are not creating a blockade for ourselves and for others. Until a long time in my career, I had been over emphatic about passion at work…Performance3 min readPerformance3 min read
Aug 23Three simple steps to (any) process improvementBottlenecks/constraints are terms we don’t like to hear often. When understood in the perspective of a system or process design, those are actually the golden nuggets. I love the “Theory of constraints” for its simplicity and relevance to almost all the processes that we come across in our daily lives…Process Improvement3 min readProcess Improvement3 min read
Published in Bootcamp·Aug 18Sorry, no chat bots please! Can I talk to a person?My typical experience using chat bots and the one referred to, in this post, is a recent one. Challenge # 1: Where can I find the option for my current problem?? Basically, non-contextual. As an example, I wanted to check how to sell my long held corporate bonds. And the…Product Design3 min readProduct Design3 min read
Aug 15Are you giving up on well-being and sustainability in your products?Robin, a 2-year-old toddler watches an endless series of animated songs on a large TV screen at his home while being fed. He sings along the videos and hardly observes the taste or the smell of the food. …Product Design4 min readProduct Design4 min read
