Most days i don't know when to shut the factory of the mind!
1. Work expands to fill the amount of time available.
2. Knowledge work has great elasticity.
3. Web 2.0 has collapsed all recognisable differences between work and play.
4. In an always connected world, when do you switch off? Do you switch off at the official hour which is a mere legacy of the factory days??
5. Why do I/ anyone get paid the same on their most productive days and the least...
Everything about the work-world has changed, but many things about the work-place remain the same!!
Shutting the mental assembly line now. Is it possible?
India Ad Rant - A mash up of agency life, brands, culture, creativity, design and new media epicentred around India!
Popular Posts
-
As I opened my mail in the morning, I find this news on agencyfaqs . The wise men of ASCI have decided that the 'Amul Macho advertisemen...
-
When Flash Brands/ branding is here, would flash promos be far behind. Flash promos are single day promotional(invariably price-off) offers...
-
Everyday I feel, there is a war out there between the two media worlds that I am familiar with - the off-line and the on-line. NRS 06 says p...
-
Offline or online, India seems to be the flavour of the year/ decade! At least the select media that I manage to consume suggests so! As alw...
-
In the latest issue of Business 2.0, came across this new concept - Crowdcasting! Actually, a while ago in his best-selling book, The Wisdo...
-
There was a huge ruckus created in the Indian advertisingscape over an article by afaqs Sreekant Khandekar on wednesday. Read the 'Rant ...
-
I had a very stimulating discussion/ cathartic thought flow/ exchange with Uber at ThotBlurb( specifically at thotblurbed # 28) on who is a...
-
It's Neo's bday today! And he shares it with Big B. Like most of us, Amitabh Bachchan has been an integral part of our growing up ye...
-
Many of us know of the zen story of a pompous student who goes to the zen master for learning. Instead of listening, the student starts blow...
-
Read this piece on the world's 100 most creative people on fastcompay.com on my feed-reader! Perhaps predictably the fabled Apple desi...
No comments:
Post a Comment