A graphic web novel this week

https://www.sbs.com.au/theboat/

Thanks! Hard to read on phone, will switch to laptop for this. 😅

Growth Manager

Software Engineer

Back with another read for the weekend. Please share thoughts on the below and also your recommendation.  https://jamesclear.com/shadowside

Back with another read for the weekend. Please share thoughts on the below and also your recommendation.

https://jamesclear.com/shadow-side

Weekend musings - edition #5

Weekend musings - edition #5- Grapevine

Hello, Friday is here and so is one pick of mine to read as we get ready for the weekend. This is one of the lists I like to refer to every now and then.

https://blog.samaltman.com/how-to-be-successful

Please share thoughts. Share your read for the weekend too!

Weekend musings - edition #2

Back this week with another thread. Please share an interesting read for the weekend. Here goes mine - 

https://collabfund.com/blog/think/

Thoughts on the above?

Weekend musings - edition #3

Share one of your favourite reads from the week. Here goes mine - 

https://collabfund.com/blog/intelligent-vs-smart/

Weekend musing - edition #6

Posting after a long hiatus. 

Share an interesting read / article from the recent past. I have two for this week. 

https://x.com/dhh/status/1705737715827064949?s=48&t=veFqB14w0kw5mRYqkg7ibw

https://marcellus.in/blogs/urban-indian-women-have-more-money-than-men/

Let me know your thoughts on the above too.

Weekend musings - edition #7

I know it’s early, but it’s an extended weekend 😅

Share an article / post that made you go ‘Aha’ in the recent past. 

Let me start with one - would love to hear opinions on this.

https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theatlantic.com%2Ffamily%2Farchive%2F2018%2F12%2Frich-people-happy-money%2F577231%2F

Weekend musings

Welcome to Personal Finance's Private Community

Back after a break. What's the one article / report / post that you found interesting the last week?

All of last 2 weeks I have been reading blogs and articles of different sections of income tax, so a bit low on general reading. :) Here goes mine:

https://mf.whiteoakamc.com/docs/default-source/special-facilities/sip-study-by-whiteoak-capital-mf.pdf?sfvrsn=ab210e0f_4

Interesting insights on SIPs - timing, frequency etc. Share your thoughts on this!

Weekend musings - edition #4

What was the last book you read? I read "Doglapan" by Ashneer Grover while travelling in the Metro from Gurgaon to Delhi. What was the last book you read?

What was the last book you read? 📚

Software Developer

All the bookworms in the house, which book are you reading currently? What’s interesting about it?

Which book are you reading?

Product Manager

Weekend Vibes

Chartered Accountant

Welcome to Movies & Music's Private Community

Weekend Watch

Digital Marketing Manager

I really like reading great blogs. Paul Graham’s blogs are one of the more enjoyable ones to me and I constantly find myself reading through them again and again.

The writing is clear and has strongly incisive insights on the entrepreneurial path. 

This is an excellent read: http://www.paulgraham.com/badeconomy.html

Looking forward to suggestions from you all.

[Thread] What is your go-to blog to read?

Hey fellow bookworms!

I think the title is self-explanatory. All genres are welcome. So let's goooooo!!!

My recs:
1. The Man who became Khali
2. The odd little bird who saved a family 
3. A Gift of Goddess Lakshmi
(Somehow these are the ones I thought to recommend, all of them are real life stories)

Recommend some good book(s)

As the year draws to a close what are some of the best books you have read in 2023. Mine is

No Rules Rules by Reed Hastings

Best book you read in 2023

Welcome to Software Engineers's Private Community

So i started working with zee5 as a Smart TV developer right out of college. After about 2 years, in March 2024, layoffs happened due the merger between Sony and Zee was called off.

So i was looking for Software developer
opportunities, after multiple rejections, hundreds of application, got a decent offer from To The New for the same position of Smart TV developer. I am also getting some raise on the previous CTC, which i am glad considering the current market situation.

So i just wanted to ask about the org To The New, how its work culture is ? Also like what are the growth prospects there ? Also since technically it provides service to other big techs. 
So will it be an issue if i want to switch to a better product based company.

Give your thoughts, just asking for some insights.

As a part of many people's nye resolution like mine is to read more books,
 I want to read a book in 2-3 months since I am on beginner level😅
Please suggest some good books for personal improvement including - tech, finance, self help, fitness

My personal favorites - 
1. Atomic habits 
2. Ikigai
3. Clean code
4. Tuesdays with moorie
5. Rich dad poor dad

Suggestions for books

Welcome to Indian Startups's Private Community

Hello Bs & Gs, 

Thanks for a positive response to the last post: https://share.gvine.app/EDm3me9JnJSnD3d17

A quick note for today. Over the years, being a generalist, I've realized that it's very tough to know when we're bringing the right impact or not. 

In the case of Devs/Designers/Other specialists: The output is quicker and tells the story - an amazing UI/UX, or building well working products. 

For generalists, the feedback loop is much longer, it's very unclear what it will amount to (especially at startups), it's the reason why being a generalist is looked down upon, by some people. 

My realization has been this: over a 1-2 year period, when you look back at your work, it's the picking that determines how you feel about what you did. And also how others feel about how you did.

PICKING: Knowing what to work on. What to A/B test. What 0 to 1s to pursue. Should you prioritize product idea A or product idea B. Should you experiment with growth channel A or growth channel B. 
EXECUTION: Taking what you pick from 0 to 1. Knowing when to take it from 1-10. Working to make it happen. 

Eventually, most days are execution days. Whether you do good work depends on how well researched & well thought out the 'picking' was. 

So pick well, don't under-invest in that stage. Take out time every now and then to course correct. 

Know what to pick.

The Generalist - #2: Execution is 99%, Picking is 1%. Know what to pick.

Corporate Strategist

Hey👋

What is the list of books one must read to learn or change the thinking perspective in finance, tech, or any domain that's worth reading.

Any suggestions  👀

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