I t didn’t happen. You wanted it to happen, but somehow, over time, the change just didn’t last. We can all say this about ourselves in some areas of our life. Maybe it is the new skills you wanted to learn to change your career. Maybe you were given constructive feedback earlier in your career, …
The Prevailing Superstition There is a widespread belief among Nepali educational experts – and also globally – that memorisation-based knowledge and passing written tests lead to skills and competencies, despite scientific evidence to the contrary. This view assumes that teachers in schools and colleges are content experts, regardless of how outdated the content may be, …
Knowing requires an embodied process : A classroom vs. Dojo Read More »
How sustainable business practices can pave the way In my nearly 25 years navigating Nepal’s evolving business landscape, I have faced many challenges in trying to uphold professionalism, fair trade practices, systematic approaches and transparency. These hurdles have been disheartening at times, especially when you are striving to introduce global best practices. But they are …
Nepal’s educational system continues to undergo significant changes, and the need to connect academic knowledge with real-world experience at a local level has never been more critical. Industry placements are gradually emerging as a crucial bridge, allowing students to gain essential practical skills while enabling businesses at all levels to access a fresh talent pool …
Bridging the Gap : Student and Industry Placement in Nepal Read More »
Sales is a sophisticated and multifaceted process. It’s not something that can be learned instantly or improvised effectively; it requires a structured approach and a disciplined adherence to a series of steps. Salespeople often struggle with the sheer volume of information they need to process, which can lead them to skip essential steps and jump …
Starting a new job is often a whirlwind of emotions – exciting yet challenging – no matter how many times you’ve experienced it. As I reflect on my first six months as Country Director at WaterAid Nepal, I feel a deep sense of gratitude. I am struck by how much I have learned about WaterAid’s …
Key Leadership Lessons in the Last Six Months with WaterAid Read More »
Every day, I face the frustrating challenge of crossing the broken traffic lights at various places in Kathmandu valley, these problems are persisted since last several years. Despite repeated inquiries on social media and a promise from the Department of Roads to fix it at the earliest, they remain non-functional as we approach mid-August. This …
Revitalising Nepali Cities – Economic Gains from Sustainable Urban Mobility Read More »
Concepts of Digital Power Domains: Digital power domains are separate regions within an integrated circuit (IC) or system-on-chip (SoC) that are managed independently to optimise power usage. These domains play a pivotal role in regulating the power consumption of complex electronic systems, especially in energy-conscious smart devices. By enabling selective control over which areas of …
Huawei Digital Power Ecosystem A Futuristic Move Towards Sustainable Transformation Read More »
Marketing is everything, else no business and no growth. Marketing starts with identifying target customers and their expectations. The first question that every marketer must answer is ‘are your target customers aware about your brand?’ There are a lot of cases where sellers cannot find buyers and buyers cannot find sellers for a particular brand …
Guiding customers in their purchase decision-making process Read More »
“Though my ancestral home is in Sindhuli, I spent most of my childhood outside the district due to my father’s job, leading me to grow up in various places. In the past, the primary route to the eastern Terai was on foot. However, as vehicles started operating, Sindhuli seemed to lose some of its significance …
The Fort’s Future – Sindhuligadhi’s Role in Eastern Nepal’s Tourism Landscape Read More »
