Category: Business

I remember sitting in a dimly lit café in South Delhi, the humid air heavy with the scent of jasmine and diesel, staring at a frantic email from a client that felt…

I remember sitting in a cramped, spice-scented tea stall in Old Delhi, watching how the shopkeeper didn’t just exchange coins for chai, but exchanged news, grievances, and laughter. There was no marketing…

I remember standing in a drafty, overcrowded ballroom in Brussels during my early days in diplomacy, clutching a lukewarm glass of sparkling water and feeling an overwhelming urge to bolt for the…

I remember sitting in a dimly lit café in Kathmandu, staring at a flickering screen while trying to coordinate a project with colleagues spread across three different time zones. We were using…

I remember sitting in a humid, crowded café in New Delhi during my final year at LSE, staring at a notebook filled with frantic, illegible scribbles. I was trying to juggle diplomatic…

I remember the first time I got roped into a business innovation workshop. Picture this: a room full of overly enthusiastic suits, armed with whiteboards and post-its like they were about to…

I remember the first time I was roped into a virtual team building activity. Picture this: me, sitting in my cramped apartment, wearing a shirt and tie over pajama pants, trying to…

I once thought project management was all about color-coded spreadsheets and pep talks that could rival a motivational speaker’s repertoire. That was before I got thrown into the deep end of a…

I remember sitting in a dimly lit café in Geneva during my final year at LSE, listening to a room full of seasoned diplomats debate the nuances of financial stability. They spoke…

I remember sitting through a high-stakes meeting in a skyscraper that seemed more interested in scraping the sky than offering any real insight. The room was filled with self-proclaimed ‘experts’ tossing around…