@mohaknahta@atlys@peakxvpartners@ElevCap Update - The @atlys team finally woke up and resolved the refund in 36 hours since the tweet. Power of escalation > Routine of handling issues well.
Epic disappointment w @Atlys. 2+ months, 0 progress on my #visa despite multiple followups. Just AIbots pretending 2 be human + team that can't read docs or provide clear guidance.
Pure incompetence & no accntbility. Requested refund. Hope they cn handle tht better
#fail#travel
@mohaknahta@atlys@peakxvpartners@ElevCap Update - Recieved an email from Piyush from @atlys team that they are actioning my refund request now, post the tweets. Glad someone is listening and hopeful of quick execution here!
The best part of #SHRMIAC25? YOU.
From coffee conversations to chance meetings at the Expo, the breaks have been buzzing with HR leaders swapping ideas, discovering new solutions, and celebrating each other’s journeys.
These smiles, selfies, and serendipitous connections are exactly what the Festival of Work is about, real people, real conversations, and a community that learns, collaborates, and grows together. Here’s to every delegate who’s made the corridors, lounges, and booths come alive. Let’s celebrate YOU.
#SHRMIAC25 #FestivalOfWork #LetsCelebrateYou
@NITIAayog While this is an inspiring vision, a practical starting point would be to make the infratstructure of our capital & major cities resilient enough to withstand 3 hours of pre-monsson! #india2030
Hey @Google - What's a good way to get support from a reasonably smart human at google? Your Google One AI premium plan bundling algo is forcing customers to pay up double. Pls dont be evil! cc @GeminiApp
Our nervous system didn't evolve to handle constant stimulation.
However, today's world floods us with constant stimuli—causing chronic dysregulation.
To fix it, you need a nervous system reset.
And it starts with these 15 simple lifestyle changes: 🧵
This is not a great market to keep harping about valuation. Nearly everyone who's been around longer than 5 years knows that many stocks are wildly overvalued. But those with decades of experience know that stocks can remain overvalued and get even more so.
It's time to be aware that you're all riding a tiger. If you're 10% cash, you're not in cash. That is 90% invested. And if you're even in "largecaps" or "defensives" that will still mean you will fall like crazy when you do; in fact the "offensives", i.e. everything other than what you own, could go up another 50% before falling, and end up bottoming out higher than where you end up.
There is zero predicting ability on stock movements right now. It's a mad market, and will remain one until....it's not. The point isn't to keep warning people that it's getting too hot. I've heard this from last December and we're up some 30% or more since. It could fall tomorrow, and it could fall 10 months from now. The better thing to warn people is: stay nimble, and stop loving your stocks. When markets fall, even the ones that give you the most smiles today might need a harsh goodbye.
But till then, accept all the incoming awesome upmoves that you cannot explain. You don't have to explain everything good that happens to you, and you probably don't deserve it, but you're getting it anyway. Happiness doesn't need entitlement - it just needs the ability to sit back and enjoy it while it lasts.
We can all agree that storytelling is a key skill for PMs, but there's not a lot of advice on how to improve it...
One of the techniques I use is leveraging narratives (like below) to frame things in a compelling way.
I call this "Building a narrative top-down, bottom-up"