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Category: In English

This category is for English readers worldwide. This space is where my thoughts, from the everyday to the extraordinary, are penned down and shared with you in a language that connects us all.

Look forward to articles that feature:

  • Personal musings and observations on the quirks of daily life.
  • Discussions and analyses of the latest technological advancements.
  • Explorations into the realms of software development.
  • Leadership lessons learned from real-life experiences.

Each post is a reflection of my journey, crafted to engage, inform, and inspire, all through the medium of English.

The Path to Leadership

Leadership is more than a position. It’s a journey from an individual contributor to someone who helps other people and organizations. If you aspire to be a leader, you need to look for opportunities and sometimes ask to be considered.  Leadership is not about being in charge. It is about taking care of those in your charge. Simon Sinek To become a leader, one can follow two…

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Embracing TikTok

I’ve had a TikTok account for a while. I was a passive scroller. But, today I made my first video based on my blog post. It’s about how building a great team is like cooking a good meal. You need the right people, not just a lot of people. I wanted to share a simple thought: making a successful team is like making a great dish. It’s…

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Talent Sourcing Journey

Imagine talent sourcing as the crafting of a bespoke suit. It demands both precision and creativity. You, the leader, are the tailor, selecting each piece of fabric, not just for its individual quality but for how it complements and enhances the overall garment. Your goal is not just to fill the wardrobe but to create fine clothing to match needs. Each thread and stitch, like each team…

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Leading Self Managing Teams

As an engineering leader, success hinges on developing and sharing a clear vision. This reduces the need for supervision. It then creates a workspace where everyone can manage themselves and work independently. I adopt a ‘fire and forget’ methodology in my leadership approach. When I delegate a project or task, my aim is to set it in motion and then step back, trusting in my team’s capability…

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Cracking Coding Bottlenecks

In the world of software development, a proficient coder’s pace isn’t necessarily throttled by the act of programming itself. More often, the real hurdle is obtaining, deciphering, and effectively utilizing information. Here’s how to navigate the information labyrinth and crack those coding bottlenecks. Clarify Vague Requirements The Challenge Vague requirements are the fog on a developer’s road. Without clear direction, you’re at risk of going in circles.…

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