Author: Vinita Bansal

Learn the basic building blocks of engineering management to master and be successful in your journey as an engineering manager

Basic Building Blocks To Be A Successful Engineering Manager

Engineering management is a discipline, a subjective practice that’s hard to quantify. It requires a mindset shift from doing to enabling others. While there’s no one answer to all the problems an engineering manager faces at the workplace, learning about the basic building blocks can help people improve and find their own management style

First principles thinking embraces a new mindset, a shift in thinking that discards conventional wisdom, cuts through the dogma and questions our own beliefs.It drives complex problem solving and workplace innovation through reverse engineering

First Principles Thinking: The Most Powerful Way To Think

Do you start with the limitations or think of the possibilities. First principles thinking embraces a new mindset that shifts our thinking from exploring variations of existing solutions to creating a new recipe from the fundamental truth. Learn how it is the most powerful form of thinking to keep you one step ahead and plan and build for the future

What do leaders of today need - effectiveness or efficiency. Creating a right balance of effectiveness and efficiency can help leaders do right things right. They can create a future looking strategy that encourages innvotation, adapts to changing environment and aligns objectives with goals

Effectiveness vs Efficiency: Why Successful Leaders Need Both

Leaders who find time to create the right balance of effectiveness and efficiency determine what needs to be done first and then find a way to do it efficiently. They look beyond the bounds of the organisation with the desire for a better future laying down future strategy that leads to growing people and business

Imposter syndrome can help us find a new reality by questioning our ideas, knowledge and beliefs and confront our own feelings. Learning to deal with the inner self, its struggles and conflict and not put them aside can turn anxiety, unworthiness into a desire to do better and strive for more

Why Imposter Syndrome Isn’t Bad: How to Conquer Self-Doubt

Can we be curious like a child without burdening ourselves with the image we have created. Imposter syndrome can help us find a new reality by questioning our ideas, knowledge and beliefs and confront our own feelings. Learning to deal with the inner self, its struggles and conflict and not put them aside can turn anxiety, unworthiness into a desire to do better and strive for more

Being productive at work requires managing the ever growing list of tasks and spending time on doing strategic planning, roadmap creation and thinking preventively to create a better future which has less crisis and more time to work on the opportunities. Employing eisenhower matrix can help prioritise work aligned with our goals and create winwin situations at work

Eisenhower Matrix: How to Prioritise and Master Productivity

Are you solving the urgent or planning for the important. Do you think strategically and prioritise work that avoids tomorrow’s crisis or too busy solving the problems of yesterday that there’s no time to create a better future. Find out how to prioritise, master productivity and create win win situations at work by putting eisenhower matrix to use

In the fast moving world of technology, leaders and managers need to embrace flexibility in the workplace. They need to build a culture of trust where output is valued more than the number of hours spent in office. They must drive it through their actions and not merely in speaking

Manifesto To Flexibility In The Workplace

How does workplace culture give way to inflexible working environments. Can we provide flexibility in the workplace where trust is the basis of all work and employees feel committed to company’s success and growth