Bhavya Chowdhury The skills set of engineers can be characterized by three overall skills factors: (i) Core Employability Skills (which cover generic attitudinal and affective skills, such as reliability and team-work); (ii) Communication Skills (such as English skills, written and verbal communication), and (iii) Professional Skills (which generally covers cognitive skills related to the engineering professions, such … Read more
We need to work on a product that helps students and parents: Discover their strengths Move towards goal clarity Explore new career options Analyze the fit between goal and strengths As a future business, we need to understand the process of counselling. Was speaking to Ankur at Chandigarh in March. Asked him … Read more
I am Mayuresh Shirolkar. I come from a family of doctors. Both my parents were doctors, and so were both my grandfathers. We had a hospital in Kasba Peth, the heart of Pune city. As a child I was reserved, but not an introvert. One of the reasons has to do with physical dimensions. If … Read more
I am Jaanvi Jhamtani. I grew up in Pune. Went to a CBSE school till 5th and then shifted to an ICSE school. In ICSE, the focus is on understanding. The ICSE teacher does not expect you to take notes when she talks. The ICSE English teaching is better – with more stress on writing. … Read more
Atul Manohar did his schooling from Pune’s Jnana Prabodhini and then architecture from MM Pune. Immediately after finishing his architecture, he went on to IIT Bombay IDC to do his Masters in Design. He worked with corporates for a dozen years in companies like Mahindra Satyam and Informatica, mostly in the IT sector – intermingling … Read more
Number of words – 134 An olive-oil vendor returns from the marketplace and complains to a friend, “I can’t make money selling olive oil! By the times I feed the donkey that caries my oil to market, most of my profit is gone.” His friend suggests he feed the donkey a little less. Six weeks … Read more
Number of words – 226 For example, the average mass-produced piece of polyester clothing and a typical water bottle both contain antimony, a toxic heavy metal known to cause cancer under certain circumstances. Let’s put aside for the moment the issues of whether this substance represents a specific danger to the user. The question we … Read more
Number of words – 90 If the first industrial revolution had a motto, we like to joke; it would be “If brute force doesn’t work, you’re not using enough of it.” The attempt to impose universal design solutions on an infinite number of local conditions and customs is one manifestation of this principle and its … Read more
Number of words – 292 In products design, a classic example of the universal design solution is mass-produced detergent. Major soap manufacturers design one detergent for all parts of the United States or Europe, even though water qualities and community needs differ. For example, customers in places with soft water, like the Northwest, need only … Read more
Number of words – 95 If you are a company making an ultimately toxic product, it is rather like Tolstoy’s line from Anna Karenina – that every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way: usually what you are doing in your company is creating a kind of environment problem specific to your business. But … Read more
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