For an average person working in the IT industry, the United States of America is also known as “Onsite.” And the average IT professional wants to be onsite, preferably permanently 😉. This involves a lot of discussions with higher management and might include pleading, scrambling, clawing, and every other tactic in the book. Anyways, once […]
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To set the context of this blog, let me cite a relatable situation. On my recent trip to Dubai, I observed how jam-packed the metro train gets, specifically during the office hours. Equally crowded are the metro stations. Still the folks waiting to board the train stand in a queue and give way to the
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This is a ‘sub-blog’ of sorts (check out my original Dubai travelogue and a video playlist for more) so don’t expect it to be lengthy. I am discussing currency conversion in this post as it is one of the few tedious tasks you need to take care of before any international travel. If you don’t want to
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I have too many pictures of Dubai to share and couldn’t include all of them in the original travelogue. So here’s presenting just the pictures, Check out the Dubai Travelogue Dubai Travelogue Playlist –
Let me start this with a question. What are the top 3 words you associate with Dubai? (Tall Buildings? Shopping? Rich Arabs? Habib- Habibi?) Let me ask another question. What are the top 3 words you associate with vacation? (And this will obviously be different for everyone. Some would say mountains and jungles while others
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दुबई घूमके वापस आ गया हूँ. अपने एक्सपीरियेन्स का ब्लॉग लिखूंगा, फोटोस भी शेयर कर दूँगा. पर 4 घंटे की फ्लाइट में कुछ हिन्दी में लिखने की इच्छा हुई. हिन्दी शुरू से कमज़ोर है. दसवीं में हिन्दी के अलावा बाकी सब सब्जेक्ट्स में डिस्टिंक्शन मिला था. ख़ैर इसका दुबई की एक अजीब प्रजाती से
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We have all been there. We have all seen the ‘Sharma ji ka beta’ memes. Chances are, we have been compared to a ‘Sharma ji ka beta’ in our childhood at least once. Be it the usual exam scores or any of our ‘bad’ habits. For those of us that have been compared much more
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If you have no idea what this blog is about (and you didn’t care to play the video above), let me start by letting you know how you can read my ebook – Doctor, Love. It’s actually pretty simple, you can get your copy here Alright, now that we have that out of the way,
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“More than 5 years now.” I quickly answered after a small calculation. But the next question was surprising. “How can you measure your experience in terms of years?” Dumbfounded. I had no idea where this conversation was heading towards. So, I smiled, waiting for an explanation. “Your experience cannot be measured in years or any other
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Let’s cut to the chase. You are here because (hopefully) you are interested in my first attempt at writing a small e-book: Doctor, Love! So let me try and give you a quick glimpse. Doctor, Love is a story of Tanya – a young, passionate, career-oriented Doctor in Delhi. She practices in two of the
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For those of us that do not blog, do not have a YouTube channel, do not post much on social media (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram included) – all this ‘sharing’ could just be a waste of time. This ‘waste of time’ is often attributed to ‘you can eat your food without sharing its pic on
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Let me admit this before we start – I totally love it when I get an email or an instant message from someone asking anything about my blog. Ask someone who blogs, what could be more fulfilling than someone actually reading it! 😁 I have earlier blogged about the top 3 compliments that apply to
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