Tuesday 17 January 2023

How to keep current employees focused and motivated?

Amidst all the alarming economic and geo-political macrotrends leading to layoffs, cost-cuttings and rising inflation, the biggest challenge for organizations has been “How to keep current employees focused and motivated?”

This is a time immemorial problem with many thinkers, most notably Adam Smith, Freud, Maslow among others trying to decipher its nuances.

Sharing the three major drivers based upon my learning in leading people through culture transformations and management of change:

1. Sense of making difference to the organization / world
2. Exposure and growth opportunities
3. Recognition and rewards (including instant)

Additionally, one key point to remember is that the more employees are connected to the organization’s culture and values, the more motivated they are going to be.

Do you agree? Or would you like to add anything? Please share it with the community



Wednesday 11 January 2023

How to Use Your Friends Home Wi-Fi Password

Hey guys,

I know it's been a long time since I posted. Will give the explanations later.


We just had a December shutdown and I was fortunate to visit many of my friends houses, which I could not do, because of Covid lockdowns earlier - you may call this as my revenge travel :P

At one instance, I saw one uncle working on his laptop, and curious, I went to discuss what is he working on.

Post few mins of conversation, I realized that I too should work and asked him for their home's wi-fi password.

And that is when it hit him - he wasn't aware of their password!

So, in such scenarios, I am going to share what's your way out. Let's get started:

1. You need access to a device connected to that network (in my case, uncle laptop came handy)

2. On your keyboard, press WINDOWs + R button. This will open up Run pop-up. Windows button is like this on your keyboard - 


3. Once the Run dialog appears, type cmd as shown below


4. That opens up the command prompt, type this simple command 

netsh wlan show profile <<replace with Wi-Fi network name>>  key=clear













And that's it, under Security settings -> Key Content, you can see the wi-fi password.

Rest is next.

Adios!