Think Different – Steve Jobs

One More Thing… Unaired ‘Think Different’ Ad Narrated by Steve Jobs       Steve Jobs’ 2005 Stanford Commencement Address  


Steve Jobs – Rest in peace

  The iconic figure who molded my perception on user experience and showed me how it needs to be done. When I touch the Iphone, I know I am touching a marvel. The way he revolutionized the electronic gadgets, which people were thinking were dead long ago as far as innovation was concerned, is simply


Futility of Value Addition

Few days back, I used to talk great deal about value addition, without realising what does it mean? In every meeting, I would use this phrase at least few times, to make sure that other person understands about value addition. From last few weeks, I am pondering on “Quality” as mentioned in The American who


The Value of Time

Imagine there is a bank that credits your account each morning with $86,400. It carries over no balance from day to day. Every evening it deletes whatever part of the balance you failed to use during the day. What would you do? Draw out every cent, of course! Each of us has such a bank.


Learnings from the Last Week

- Be attentive to details – Make sure you know the full process of product launch – Keep track of things as they happen and all the stakeholders updated all the time. – Get involved in NPD at the early stage. – Do your work on your own. Do not depend on others to do


Confusion in the team

Now, the typical situation is technical team making independent decisions without keeping product team in loop. The result is lack of transparency, mismatched expectations and healthy ground for future conflicts. The same situation can also happen in reverse, where product team wants moon and stars from tech team and it results in heavy discussions over


Product Management vs. Project Management

Product management cannot survive without good project management. More than often, specially in an internet based startup, people don’t understand the difference between product managers and project managers. For most people, they are one person. Even the senior management who hires a product manager often confuses them with project manager. So, here is the list,