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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Informal or Social Learning and xAPI
Formal learning accounts for only 10% of all learning – a fact. Informal and incidental learning contributes to 80-90% of learning – another fact. However, formal and informal learning, together, form a learning continuum, which could be interspersed with each other. Continue reading
Posted in Technical
Tagged API, experience API, industry adoption, informal learning, LMS, LRS, SCORM, social learning, tin can, xAPI
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Hire and Fire
A company would hire from outside instead of promoting from within if they think that the current skill gap is huge between the existing pool and the desired role. Continue reading
Posted in In my Opinion, Technical
Tagged art of negotiation, employment, hire and fire, HR policies, ideologies, KPIs, leadership pipeline, negotiation, organizational policies, paradigm shift, people management, performance development, role change, role clarity, senior leadership, skill gap
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Apolitical…
My grandmother, my father’s mother, would follow both, English and Hindi telecasts. She could understand the full intent in the English News without understanding the language. Continue reading
Posted in In my Opinion
Tagged apolitical, childhood, congress, declassified, discussions, dynastic, elections, ex-colleague, Gandhiji, Indian History, Indian Politics, jantadal, Nehru, political agenda, reports, sixty years
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Blame it on him!
Unfortunately, we are still struggling to develop despite all the potential. The rampant corruption and the lackadaisical attitude of past governments have rubbed off so much on the citizens that this burden is harder to off-load. Continue reading
Posted in In my Opinion
Tagged anti-modi, anti-nation, blame game, Congress legacy, country's burden, monthly budget, pseudo-secularism
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Mischiefs of the Yellow Journalism
Find stories. If you cannot find the stories or do not prefer the ones making news, invent some. Yellow journalism sells. Continue reading
Posted in In my Opinion
Tagged hashtag, hashtag useless, Hitler, leftist, lies, media, right wing, social networking, trending, yellow journalism
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Social Media and the Deluge of Information
Originally posted on Sarika Nanda Cerebrates:
Not too long ago, major chunks of habitation in urban India, and the big metros like Delhi, lived in the old neighbourhoods and communities. Generations of different families were born and brought up in…
Posted in In my Opinion
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Age Inappropriate
Originally posted on Sarika Nanda Cerebrates:
So, a colleague’s birthday last week and in my wishes, I asked him to not waste his life doing laundry, and instead, get a life and a girlfriend. My other colleague from the previous…
Posted in In my Opinion
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My Choice
We can argue to death the equality metrics. Look around, and observe that a small section of people may be talking about human spirits and baulking at any feminist statements. Yet, a major section of our society is still struggling with the right of a girl foetus to not be killed in the womb. Continue reading
Posted in In my Opinion
Tagged censor, Deepika Padukone, feminism, judgemental, moral police, My Choice, Vogue video, women's right
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