Lily Padding

Thrilled to share that my article "The Lily Pad Effect: How Gen Z is Rewriting the Rules of Career Success" has been published in _People Matters_, one of India’s most reputed HR magazines. 

From a pond in Asola Bhatti to the pages of a national HR publication — grateful for the opportunity to contribute to conversations shaping the future of work. 

Read the full article here: https://peoplemanager.co.in/the-lily-pad-effect-how-gen-z-is-rewriting-the-rules-of-career-success/

#GenZ #FutureOfWork #HR #LilyPadding #Career

Lily Padding

From the lily pads of Asola Bhatti to the pages of The HR Director_ UK

Honored to have my article Lilly Padding: Boon or Bane?" featured on an international platform. 

This piece explores how Gen Z is rewriting career rules — choosing purpose, growth, and movement over traditional stability.4 Grateful to The HR Director for amplifying this conversation on the future of work. 

Read the full article here: https://www.thehrdirector.com/features/future-of-work/lilly-padding-boone-bane/ 

#FutureOfWork #GenZ #HR #Career #LillyPadding #PeopleAndCulture #TheHRDirector #HRLeadership 

Well said Swami!

Well said, Swami!

Not well said today, Swami!

I have been following Swaminathan Anklesaria Aiyar since 2008. He is amazing at articulating ideas and brings great wisdom to his articles. Today’s article, however, feels polemical and slightly lacking in neutrality.

Technology that is relevant today will be outdated tomorrow. Coal engines were replaced by diesel engines, and diesel engines were replaced by electric. That’s how evolution works. Tomorrow, there may be hydrogen technology. That doesn’t mean we should wait for hydrogen while continuing to use coal in the meantime.

Every technology is part of innovation and goes through several rounds of iteration. A few months ago, Swami suggested that India should use environmental pollution to make fertilizer. This would help reduce BoP issues and the government’s burden on subsidies.

Today’s article feels more or less politically imbalanced.

Not so good Read from today's Times of India. 

Blossom for butterflies

 

Wind is singing

 "Titli udti hai to lagta hai hawa bhi gaana gaati hai."  

Translation: "When a butterfly flies, it feels like even the wind is singing." - Gulzar

Change

"Beautiful, complex butterflies remind us that change can be beautiful." — Unknown

Senses

"The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper." — W.B. Yeats