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Embracing AI: The Key to Becoming a 10x Manager
2–3 minutesI had a great day at work today. Specifically, a productive day. I was deep in a brainstorming session, mapping out an agentic system to fully automate our ticket triaging process. It’s running locally right now, and the next big win is getting it deployed to a remote server. This is exactly the kind of… Read more
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My AI Reading Playlist – 2025
1–2 minutesThis post is a compilation of AI related articles if you are looking for good reads related to the following topics. AI Engineering: AI metrics: Modern AI architecture: Org design for the AI era: Career paths: I have not seen or read career maps adapt to the AI era yet. Most of the articles reflect… Read more
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Exploring Robotics-as-a-Service in Everyday Life
3–4 minutesToday’s post is inspired from this LinkedIn post. I have always been fascinated with IoT and have quite a few side projects setup with Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Adafruit. The above LinkedIn post connected me to the following article, “The State of the Robotics Ecosystem,” which discusses the rapid evolution of robotics, driven by advances… Read more
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A Philosophy of Action and Reflection for Intentional Career Growth
3–4 minutesI am on a 50 day writing streak. 🎉 My writing so far has been a continuous reflection on what it means to lead, navigate a career, and simply exist in a world defined by constant change. It boils down to a few fundamental philosophies centered around authenticity, communication, action, and adaptation. Here is a summary… Read more
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Presenting Staffing Decisions for Business Success
2–4 minutesHow to present staffing decisions that get executive approvals and drive business outcomes! This post is part of my weekly series covering my Leadership Playbook that I have adopted and adapted over the years. Once upon a time, I had to convince our executives to approve my resource allocation plan. It wasn’t just about moving… Read more
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Transform Your Communication: Kill the Sorry
2–3 minutesWhen I first started my career in tech, there was a little word that used to be the default punctuation mark in almost every sentence I spoke: “Sorry.” As an underrepresented person in this field, I felt this unconscious, persistent need to apologize for… well, everything. For taking up space. For needing help. For even existing… Read more
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Princiya Sequeira 