Expert Talk

People do not take enough time to define what the problem is, what they are going to do to solve it, what the impact should be, and where that impact should be visible/ measurable.

Whether you are graduate just starting out in your career, or a seasoned professional embarking on a new path, the unknown can be daunting. If you choose to work in consulting you will be granted a unique experience that gives you access to a diverse landscape of knowledge and people in a short space of time.

It's easy to take governance of your actions while you are alone. However, while working on projects we very seldom do them alone and as such we are subjected to the pros and cons of group work.

With January comes a fresh start and so many are quick to ignore their past failures and embark on a new set of goals. Instead of bounding towards the unknown in the year ahead, we should instead stop, and take the time to learn from what did not go our way in 2019.

With 2020 fast approaching, it’s the time to come up with the new trends. It’s good and refreshing to see all the different ideas and it gives me the inspiration to share my top five of topics I’ll be looking at in the coming year.

In the current scenario, talent acquisition for any organization has become nothing short of a precision job.

Simon Sinek created a lot of attention for the Why with his book ‘Start with Why’ (2009), but how solidly are today’s organizations being led towards their purpose, their Why?

People are talking about global warming, but the true story recently was revealed. Global warming is very much local.

Take a look at some important aspects that need to be considered or practiced for the adoption of Cloud Native development

For a blogger, it’s a dreadful time. Trying to find something new, interesting, and informative to write about needs all the help it can get.

In this blog post, we will highlight and feature our most read and shared posts from July 2019.

Today I would like to share a bit of philosophical insight, thinking on the relation between blockchain and git. Not on the ongoing debate on whether git is a blockchain, but rather their significance.