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It’s been a bit quiet here with no posts for a while. I always thought I will let my writing do the talking (heh!), but couldn’t quite get to it. Now here’s a post where my talking is doing the talking 🤦 I gave a talk at the recently concluded Atlassian’s annual conference, TEAM ’24
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Back in 2021, I did a talk at the internal Product Craft conference at Atlassian on the topic of scaling up as an individual contributor (IC) Product Manager. I repurposed the contents of that talk to share outside Atlassian in the form of a blog post on the Atlassian Product Craft blog. Here are the
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Wow! I’m back to blogging after nearly four years. I must say it feels quite good. That said, I hope this post makes it past the drafts unlike the other seventeen that are in drafts🤞 My last post here was in September 2018 and it’s such a different world now. So many things have happened
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It was perhaps the first free weekend since we moved to Sydney. Most previous weekends were about setting up the house (assembling Ikea furniture is quite interesting!), buying stuff for the house or resting after the setting up and shopping. Deepti had to head back to India to finish up some work there and here
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It’s been about a month now since Deepti and I are in Sydney. While we’ve been traveling a fair bit over the years, this travel to Sydney is, however, to live and work here! That way, it’s indeed a big move for us. We’re quite excited about living and working in Sydney and look forward to an
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The Quiz Club at work was dormant for a while and it was brought back to life with an official (with prizes and all) quiz at the new campus. Our team won the quiz and it was the same team that had won the previous official quiz as well! I was playing with a broken
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I had been out of the startup/tech events circuit for a while, primarily because of what you’ll see in the post ahead 🙂 and also because it’s usually the same set of people one comes across in Bangalore. But when Paras tweeted about hosting an unconference with an uncommon format and agenda, it seemed quite
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Some time back, I came across and interesting set of posts on Nextbigwhat with book recommendations by founders of top Indian tech startups. There are some really interesting recommendations, do check out the post. One book that most people recommended was Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss. I vaguely remembered the name from a pretty
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(The actual event happened nearly a year back, in Feb 2017. This post though, while written a long time back, was lost in the pile of drafts. Any time is a good time to dust up drafts and publish them, isn’t it? Hence this post!) I got a chance to participate in That Antha Heli (loosely translated
Nikhil Kulkarni 