Being people-first

Being people-first

It’s not easy being people-first in the tech industry, but I have always been a ‘follow your heart’ person. I don’t come from a corporate background, I am and will always be a designer at heart. That allows me to bring a non-corporate point of view to business...
Not every day is a mountain climb.

Not every day is a mountain climb.

Some days, it’s a hike through the woods. Having worked in multiple industries, I’ve had my fair share of exciting challenges and groundbreaking innovations. And like most people, I love those periods of significant changes and venturing into unknown terrains....
How to give better feedback?

How to give better feedback?

In my role as COO, I’ve been on a journey of self-discovery. One aspect of leadership that I’ve always explored and reflected upon is the art of providing feedback. This was further ingrained during a leadership conclave where we talked about “unforced...
Into the unknown

Into the unknown

Listening to “Into the Unknown” from Frozen got me thinking about how one approaches unfamiliar challenges. So, I’m curious to know, what’s your initial reaction when faced with something new and unknown? Do you sometimes see it as an insurmountable...
Calder Curiosity And Artistry

Calder Curiosity And Artistry

Imagine jumping out of a plane with nothing but a piece of fabric, nylon ropes, a sewing needle, and headphones (because music makes everything better). That’s how it often feels to commit to projects you know nothing about and figure things out on the go. It can be...
If elevators could talk…

If elevators could talk…

If elevators could talk… They would probably tell you that you need to press the button for the direction you want to go. Not the direction it should move to reach you. But that’s a discussion for a different day. (Or post!) Today, I’ve been thinking about...