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From doors to phones, Don Norman's lesson on why modern design needs exit points

India, Oct. 11 -- Don Norman is an irritable, 89-year-old man. After listening to two minutes of platitudes on what an inspiring man he is, he says with a weary wave of the hand, "Why don't we just be... Read More


Read 'em and leap: Charles Assisi on the shift from non-fiction to fiction

India, Oct. 11 -- For most of my life, I have read to understand: Policy papers, books on business, biographies of men who built empires and believed they'd figured out how the world works. Those pag... Read More


Doom story on IT layoffs has a hopeful subtext

India, Oct. 4 -- While Indian newspapers scream about IT layoffs and social media amplifies the doom, Morgan Stanley just upgraded TCS to 'overweight.' Goldman Sachs maintains its 'buy' rating on Info... Read More


Doom story on IT layoffs has a hopeful subtext

India, Oct. 4 -- While Indian newspapers scream about IT layoffs and social media amplifies the doom, Morgan Stanley just upgraded TCS to 'overweight.' Goldman Sachs maintains its 'buy' rating on Info... Read More


Mind games with ChatGPT

India, Sept. 27 -- Shrinath V had a suggestion to make: ask ChatGPT what it knows about you. Shrinath is product strategy mentor at Google. Clearly, he knew what he was talking about. So, I asked Chat... Read More


Scars and stripes: Charles Assisi writes on pain as a blunt teacher

India, Sept. 27 -- I called Vivek Singh, my New Delhi-based coach on a day when I was falling apart. He hates being called a life coach. Instead, he is described as a self-mastery coach. It was the ki... Read More


Mind games with ChatGPT

India, Sept. 26 -- Shrinath V had a suggestion to make: ask ChatGPT what it knows about you. Shrinath is product strategy mentor at Google. Clearly, he knew what he was talking about. So, I asked Chat... Read More


Coal conundrum requires imagination

India, Sept. 20 -- Most evenings in summer, the grid groans. Fans run harder, water pumps work longer, and the furnaces that smelt our steel never stop. Much as we would like to believe this is a stor... Read More


Coal conundrum requires imagination, not platitudes

India, Sept. 19 -- Most evenings in summer, the grid groans. Fans run harder, water pumps work longer, and the furnaces that smelt our steel never stop. Much as we would like to believe this is a stor... Read More


Can we, should we, slay the 'Good morning' message?

India, Sept. 14 -- This column was born of exasperation. I was on the verge of quitting my housing society's WhatsApp group. The endless stream of "Good Morning" images, pixelated saints and recycled ... Read More