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A to B to C

by Shrutin ShettyAugust 26, 2013March 3, 2022

A to B to C This one is in connection to some earlier posts on 'Impactful brevity' and on effective communication (So what's your Point?). A friend recently sent me a hilarious video on WhatsApp that somehow reminded me of an…

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Love at First Bite

by Shrutin ShettyJune 19, 2013June 2, 2018

Love at First Bite While the title may be a little misleading to some, this post isn't a vampire or cannibal's love story. With this post, I was thinking about some light topic to briefly…

Design ThinkingImproveNot So Serious

Can You Handle This? Dangers of Bad Design

by Shrutin ShettyMay 18, 2013February 28, 2018

Can You Handle This? Dangers of Bad Design When making products, or even installing one, more often than not, haste does make waste. Some calmness and a little imagination goes a long way in avoiding…

ImproveNot So Serious

Brrre..witty

by Shrutin ShettyMay 9, 2013

In continuation with my interest in the importance of brevity in communication (to a greater extent in  written communication, and to some extent for verbal),  this post is made up of some interesting quotes on…

Customer is KingImproveNot So Serious

Beery Bad

by Shrutin ShettyApril 10, 2013

Here's a first. A product review. Several weeks ago I was at a Raymond's store picking up a suit I had given for altering. On one of the display sections, a number of beer bottles…

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English: At the Deep End

by Shrutin ShettyNovember 9, 2012

A while back I was starting out on an email to a friend and was about to type the common "How are things at your end?" when I was reminded of a conversation I had…

ImproveLife or something like itNot So Serious

Big Bizarre

by Shrutin ShettySeptember 13, 2012

I dropped into the Big Bazaar store for a bit last night (not out of choice, if you must know). But I must say, they've really re-done the place, in a good way. Impressive, must…

Design ThinkingImproveNot So Serious

Multiple Copy Paste

by Shrutin ShettyNovember 22, 2011March 4, 2018

Multiple Copy Paste Ever felt the need for a double or second 'Copy-Paste' option on your computer, tablet or even mobile phone? That is, when you could copy 2 different things one after the other,…

Design ThinkingNot So Serious

What’s in a Name?

by Shrutin ShettyNovember 16, 2011March 4, 2018

What's in a Name? There is this shopping place close to my office (don't know if it would qualify as a mall, cause even though its got some of the characteristics of one, it does…

Human BehaviourNot So Serious

what’SAPpening?

by Shrutin ShettyMay 31, 2011March 4, 2018

what'SAPpening? You know the whole "effect" thing. It is all about how things are put, less about what things really are. Its more about the gift wrap than about the gift. More to do with…

Not So SeriousVenture Capital

Funny Side Up

by Shrutin ShettySeptember 8, 2010March 10, 2018

Funny Side Up All those moments that left you speechless… (No, not like when you saw Claudia Lynx or  Mila Kunis on TV). More like the dumbfounded speechless. I was just thinking about it today,…

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