Gokul Anand

blogs from Chennai

Ramayana Revisited (7 votes)
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Strike (7 votes)
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The incomprehensible Mind (13 votes)
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The Night Crawler (13 votes)
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The yellow Devil, not so evil (7 votes)
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How I go to Office everyday (7 votes)
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Mediocre is Awesome (6 votes)
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At first sight! (7 votes)
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An SMS from your Cell Phone (9 votes)
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What to do when you are bored in office - A Guide (2 votes)
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Who is happy at work? (4 votes)
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Dreams (2 votes)
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How to identify a Lady IT professional (1 votes)
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My Bestest friend (4 votes)
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What do you do when your manager blasts you? - A Guide (6 votes)
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Reflections on IDIO course
To my regular readers (if any): This blog post is part of my assessment for Individual Dynamics in Organizations course in MBA at IIT Madras After a not-so-interesting OSD course in the first quarter, my expectations for the IDIO course were quite low. During the first few classes I managed to hide...
Posted on 29 November 2014 | 11:19 pm
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A Sachin who could not become 'THE SACHIN'
Amidst all the frenzy in bidding farewell to the Master blaster, in a parallel world Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar sat in front of his Desktop lazily browsing through his E-Mail. Sachin worked in one of the IT companies in Chennai. Several mails came from his boss asking him why he had not delivered his p...
Posted on 24 November 2013 | 8:59 pm
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Sick with Click
'Bring the Mangalyam(sacred thread)', shouted the bride's mother on top of her voice. 'Muhurtham time is almost over. Mappillai must tie the knot now', said the Iyer to the groom's father. The close relatives gathered around the couple. 'Gettimelam Gettimelam', the iyer signaled the nadaswaram-thavi...
Posted on 21 September 2013 | 11:17 pm
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