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The rush to get back to the office is here
November 1, 2021

The rush to get back to the office...
Working from home is making us weaker, and it might kill us faster
September 13, 2021

Working from home is making us weaker, and...
Where have we headed for work-life balance?
September 6, 2021

Where have we headed for work-life balance?
I am forced to save a job, but I am running out of options
June 22, 2021

I am forced to save a job, but...
Work from Home and the Pitfalls of Class
June 2, 2021

Work from Home and the Pitfalls of Class
The pandemic has made me hate working from home
March 10, 2021

The pandemic has made me hate working from...
Writing’s Power to Deceive
December 8, 2020

Writing’s Power to Deceive
How COVID-19 is changing the English language
December 1, 2020

How COVID-19 is changing the English language
Work is Changing
October 22, 2020

Work is Changing
How smartphone has shaped transportation
October 14, 2020

How smartphone has shaped transportation
How tech billionaires’ visions of human nature shape our world
September 23, 2020

How tech billionaires’ visions of human nature shape...
OTT, Massification and the Lack of Variety
September 2, 2020

OTT, Massification and the Lack of Variety
My ‘Bloody’ Right
September 1, 2020

My ‘Bloody’ Right
In the work-from-home battle for space, women are the reluctant nomads
August 26, 2020

In the work-from-home battle for space, women are...
The next chapter for auto comes from the software industry playbook
August 14, 2020

The next chapter for auto comes from the...
A virus is changing the face of mobility
July 15, 2020

A virus is changing the face of mobility
I have worked from home all this time. It means different to different people
July 13, 2020

I have worked from home all this time....
What ails the lonely multiplex
June 12, 2020

What ails the lonely multiplex
Online learning has a problem with “inclusivity”
June 2, 2020

Online learning has a problem with “inclusivity”
Is tracking tech the new security theatre in the post-COVID world?
June 1, 2020

Is tracking tech the new security theatre in...
The Choice isn’t just Privacy vs Health
April 24, 2020

The Choice isn’t just Privacy vs Health
What if this mad, forced, pilot of work from home works?
March 30, 2020

What if this mad, forced, pilot of work...
Autobot and the perplexing future
March 13, 2020

Autobot and the perplexing future
Why politics today can’t give us the heroes we need
March 4, 2020

Why politics today can’t give us the heroes...
Hate cancel culture? Blame algorithms
February 25, 2020

Hate cancel culture? Blame algorithms
Mass adoption of electric vehicles is a hot mess we haven’t been told about
February 14, 2020

Mass adoption of electric vehicles is a hot...
‘Good design’ is broken because it lacks empathy
January 31, 2020

‘Good design’ is broken because it lacks empathy
Is your smartphone making you shy?
January 22, 2020

Is your smartphone making you shy?
Is digital key giving a new sense to ownership?
January 10, 2020

Is digital key giving a new sense to...
People are increasingly interrupted at work, but it’s not all bad
January 9, 2020

People are increasingly interrupted at work, but it’s...
The (possible) extinction of digital memories
January 8, 2020

The (possible) extinction of digital memories
What’s behind phantom cellphone buzzes?
December 11, 2019

What’s behind phantom cellphone buzzes?
Between the Lines
December 10, 2019

Between the Lines
What’s driving brands to get their act together? Your choices
December 4, 2019

What’s driving brands to get their act together?...
Customer service is horrible because it is meant to be that way
November 6, 2019

Customer service is horrible because it is meant...
The not-so-obvious issues with remote working
November 1, 2019

The not-so-obvious issues with remote working
Will remote working fix our cities and chaotic lives?
October 21, 2019

Will remote working fix our cities and chaotic...
The burnout is drying us
October 10, 2019

The burnout is drying us
The internet is surprisingly fragile, crashes thousands of times a year, and no one is making it stronger
July 23, 2019

The internet is surprisingly fragile, crashes thousands of...
Tolerating distraction
July 11, 2019

Tolerating distraction
Confessions of a social media addict
June 27, 2019

Confessions of a social media addict
How ‘Hustling Hard’ is softly killing our generation
May 6, 2019

How ‘Hustling Hard’ is softly killing our generation
How the smartphone affected an entire generation of kids
March 14, 2019

How the smartphone affected an entire generation of...
I was in an absolute career bliss, but all that was about to change
March 12, 2019

I was in an absolute career bliss, but...
In praise of doing nothing
March 7, 2019

In praise of doing nothing
The value of unplugging in the Age of Distraction
March 5, 2019

The value of unplugging in the Age of...
Is the future of work lonely?
February 21, 2019

Is the future of work lonely?
Remote working is lonely
February 15, 2019

Remote working is lonely
Are dating apps killing long-term relationships?
February 12, 2019

Are dating apps killing long-term relationships?
4 AM or not — Why the fuss?
February 8, 2019

4 AM or not — Why the fuss?
How Facebook changed what it means to ‘like’
January 22, 2019

How Facebook changed what it means to ‘like’
When you don’t know what you want from life
January 7, 2019

When you don’t know what you want from...
When the internet was switched on
December 21, 2018

When the internet was switched on
A day without the internet
December 20, 2018

A day without the internet
What happened to our promised leisure time? And will we find it in the smart city?
December 17, 2018

What happened to our promised leisure time? And...
Searching for a silver lining where a digital distraction might not be a distraction
December 7, 2018

Searching for a silver lining where a digital...
Turn off mobile data, turn life back on
December 4, 2018

Turn off mobile data, turn life back on
Why Tinder is so ‘evilly satisfying’
December 3, 2018

Why Tinder is so ‘evilly satisfying’
What does it mean to think and could a machine ever do it?
November 28, 2018

What does it mean to think and could...
Electric vehicles are coming for you. But would you buy them?
November 21, 2018

Electric vehicles are coming for you. But would...
In a driverless future, what happens to today’s drivers?
November 20, 2018

In a driverless future, what happens to today’s...
Facebook and WhatsApp, and giving up on both
November 14, 2018

Facebook and WhatsApp, and giving up on both
Why smartphone displays are headed south
October 24, 2018

Why smartphone displays are headed south
Banning workplace romances won’t solve the problem of sexual misconduct in the office
October 16, 2018

Banning workplace romances won’t solve the problem of...
Discrimination in office: An employer’s perspective
October 5, 2018

Discrimination in office: An employer’s perspective
Where do profit and productivity sit in creative economies?
September 7, 2018

Where do profit and productivity sit in creative...
The influence of sophisticated saying, ‘less is more’
September 3, 2018

The influence of sophisticated saying, ‘less is more’
The Unsolved Flaw in Bitcoin
August 31, 2018

The Unsolved Flaw in Bitcoin
How a movie makes money
June 18, 2018

How a movie makes money
The secret push that keeps you productive at large
June 8, 2018

The secret push that keeps you productive at...
Data Anonymisation is a Myth
May 28, 2018

Data Anonymisation is a Myth
We’re buying distractions
May 25, 2018

We’re buying distractions
Everyday distractions that divert us every day
May 14, 2018

Everyday distractions that divert us every day
Facebook for Dating is a good idea, if only it really is
May 9, 2018

Facebook for Dating is a good idea, if...
The Shortest Route to Productivity
May 2, 2018

The Shortest Route to Productivity
In the end, we all wish to be productive, highly productive
April 24, 2018

In the end, we all wish to be...
Zuckerberg wants to add a subscription layer to Facebook. Really
April 20, 2018

Zuckerberg wants to add a subscription layer to...
You are a leader, nobody needs to tell you that
April 4, 2018

You are a leader, nobody needs to tell...
The not so obvious issues have started appearing very much obvious for a driverless future
March 22, 2018

The not so obvious issues have started appearing...
Driverless Future, under scanner
March 21, 2018

Driverless Future, under scanner

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