They said being a founder made you ‘unemployable.’ But as AI takes over routine tasks, those who once juggled product, marketing, engineering, and finance are exactly who today’s companies desperately need.

They said being a founder made you ‘unemployable.’ But as AI takes over routine tasks, those who once juggled product, marketing, engineering, and finance are exactly who today’s companies desperately need.
Business relationships are all about achieving specific goals. These goals can be about making a…
I’m no longer interested in pursuing the creation of “cool” products just for the sake of novelty. Instead, my focus has shifted towards tackling the more mundane, yet profoundly impactful, technological problems that have the power to truly make the world a better place
Imagine a reggae percussionist trying to find their rhythm in a blues band. They might be an exceptional musician, but if their style doesn’t align with the band’s vibe, the music won’t flow as it should. Similarly, in a workplace, an individual might be exceptionally talented, but …
Have you ever wondered if you were making progress on a project, and whether your product team was on track. Drawing on my experience from wearing different hats—from engineering to product management— I’ve identified several instances where TTCR could manifest itself
Everyone wants to win, everyone wants to get to the top. The reality though is that very few people know how to stay at the top when they get there. Thus the need for Play Lockers
So, for startups aiming to be locally global — locally relevant and valuable to your home community while creating significant impact on a global scale. The question remains …
What if the Universe was a giant corporation, and the Holy Trinity; God the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit were the corporate Executives and the 24 Elders the Board of directors. Now, don’t get me wrong,
From Dr. Meredith Belbins research on Team Leadership roles based on Action-Oriented, Thought Oriented and…
Team members are often chosen for the wrong reasons: for example, they are often chosen because they have an interest in the project, because their wage is affordable, or most often simply because they are available.