We Love AI like We Hate AI

We Love AI like We Hate AI

Our relationship with artificial intelligence looks suspiciously like a teenage romance. On Monday, we cannot stop talking about it. We ask ChatGPT to plan our holidays, draft our emails, and explain quantum physics "like I'm five." On Tuesday, it confidently tells us that a famous author wrote a book they never wrote, and we storm … Continue reading We Love AI like We Hate AI →

Indian IT Stocks Shrug Off the US Green-Card Crackdown

Indian IT Stocks Shrug Off the US Green-Card Crackdown

Washington took direct aim at India's IT giants this week, and Dalal Street barely flinched. On Thursday, 8 October, US Labour Secretary Keith Sonderling announced that six of the world's largest IT outsourcing firms (TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL Technologies, Cognizant and Capgemini) had been suspended from the Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) programme.The headlines wrote themselves: … Continue reading Indian IT Stocks Shrug Off the US Green-Card Crackdown →

Who Does AI Leave Behind? Building Responsible, Inclusive AI for the SDGs in the Global South

Who Does AI Leave Behind? Building Responsible, Inclusive AI for the SDGs in the Global South

Picture two people. One is a cotton farmer in Vidarbha who wakes up to a message in Marathi warning that pink bollworm is spreading in her district. She checks her field, acts in time, and saves her crop. The other is a woman applying for a welfare benefit. An automated system rejects her because her … Continue reading Who Does AI Leave Behind? Building Responsible, Inclusive AI for the SDGs in the Global South →

The STAR Method for MBA Interview Preparation in India

The STAR Method for MBA Interview Preparation in India

MBA interviews in India are designed to assess much more than academic knowledge or the ability to answer conventional questions. Whether the interview is for admission to an IIM, an IIT management programme, a leading private B-school, or a specialized MBA programme, interviewers often want to understand how a candidate has behaved in real situations. … Continue reading The STAR Method for MBA Interview Preparation in India →

Managing Young Gen Z Employees in Deep Tech Firms – Some inputs

Managing Young Gen Z Employees in Deep Tech Firms – Some inputs

A strong complementary framework to Herzberg for motivating young employees in technology firms is Self-Determination Theory (SDT). Developed by psychologists Edward Deci and Richard Ryan, SDT explains motivation through three fundamental psychological needs: autonomy, competence, and relatedness. These three needs are particularly relevant in technology organizations, where employees often work on complex problems, collaborate digitally, … Continue reading Managing Young Gen Z Employees in Deep Tech Firms – Some inputs →