Today I read few wonderful blog posts by Steven Sinfosky of Microsoft.
1. MBA Opportunities at Microsoft
Wonderful blog about what types of roles do MBA recruits do in Microsoft.
2. The 100 hour work week: believe it or not?
Awesome wonderfule article about work-life balance. Why didn't I read this article when I started my professional life; this blog originated somewhere near that time.
3. The path to GM -- some thoughts on becoming a general manager
Very good post..
4. Learning as an engineer -- rising from the ashes of failed projects
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
He had produced great books. But he could not produce great life for himself. He lived in utter misery.
“He had produced great books. But he could not produce great life for himself. He lived in utter misery.”
- Osho on Soren Kierkegaard
Wonder how many "great" thinkers, writers & scientist this applies to. One name which comes immediately to mind is Leo Tolstoy. Man who inspired Gandhi with his writing was so miserable.
Osho about these great misers
"He is a great mind but he had no concept of awareness. He can think and think very deeply, but he cannot just be silent and watch. That poor fellow had never heard about watching, witnessing, awareness. Thinking was all that he had heard about and he had put his whole genius into thinking."
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Was India really a Economic Powerhouse before British ruled it?
I remember hearing it few times that British rule ruined Indian economy, but always thought it to be biased talk. But surprisingly this article by one of the economist says it was so. India was indeed a better economy till British rule ruined it (and in turn bettered there own economy).
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