Tag: corporate culture
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What Corporate Life Taught Me About Imperfect Presentations
When I was in college, guest lectures always fascinated me. Senior leaders from well-known organizations would walk into our classrooms, stand in front of a projector, and begin presenting their slides. But there was one thing that consistently puzzled me. The presentations were often… bad. There were spelling mistakes, inconsistent formatting, awkward layouts, broken alignments,…
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Professionalism Is the Most Overrated Personality Trait
Professionalism Is the Most Overrated Personality Trait I don’t exactly have the most professional aura. Very honestly, I like it that way. Because somewhere along the way, “professionalism” stopped meaning competence and started meaning pretending to be someone you’re not. It became this strange performance where everyone smiles with exactly twelve teeth, replies with “Noted,…
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When Leadership Fails Quietly (And Everyone Else Pays the Price)
In talent acquisition, you learn very quickly that hiring is not just about candidates. It’s about the ecosystems they come from—their previous organisations, their managers, and the leadership that shaped their professional journey. And sometimes, you come across a situation that doesn’t just test your process—it exposes someone else’s. An Incident That Perfectly Captures the…
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Why Work From Home Is Better Than Office Work in 2026
Work From Home Isn’t a Perk. It’s the Logical Next Step. The world is moving toward speed, efficiency, and automation—doing more with less time and fewer resources. And for once, that direction actually makes sense. Because if we’re being honest, a large part of our daily lives is filled with tasks that are simply… redundant.…
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The Shreyalogy Dictionary: Honest Definitions of Office, Meetings, Deadlines and Corporate Life
The Shreyalogy Dictionary: Workplace Edition Workplaces have their own language. Words that sound professional, serious, and important. But if you look closely, most of them are just polite ways of describing ordinary human behavior inside a building with Wi-Fi. So here is the Shreyalogy Dictionary: Workplace Edition — where corporate vocabulary gets translated into something…
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Gen Z Perspective on Real Leadership
What makes a good leader? If you’re a leader that Gen Z approves of— congratulations. You’ve truly made it. Despite popular belief, Gen Z isn’t reckless, lazy, or blindly rebellious. We are deeply observational. We watch how people behave, not just what they say—and we apply that lens to everyone, consistently. That’s why being a…