Adnyesh Dalpati

Large social media apps will protect the data as much as they can reason it is gold mine for them and they wont like it is getting easily in hands of few. So overall, I would say big social media companies will do their utmost best to protect the data from getting leaked. Since that is something on which they will be making money. So rest assured your data is in safe hands, however the data...

Check the impact of the task 1) Production P1 super high priority since it will lead to disruption of the business 2) P2/P3 can be taken as per the gaps If it is development tasks 1) Look for its potential impact in terms of operational hours saved or increase in sales 2) Prioritize on basis of that There are other considerations also, suppose impact is high and it has large ETA then...

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Research about the business, the more you know the more you will stand out. Learn more about the business, in-depth as well as the competitors, also try talking to all the stakeholders and ask them questions in general chat. Rule of thumb stay away from small talk.

24-25 C, with no fan or blower directed on the head. White lights and bright approx. 4000-5000 lumens If one can sit in office without sweat or muffler that's the best thing to have.

Udemy, I found it the best. No fuzz, No false claims, Simple and effective and pocket friendly. I highly recommend it.

Its simple, be a single tasker and not multi tasker !!! When you work just focus on single task When you sleep just sleep When you play just play Don't mix them and you will find heaven in life.

Use Diigo - Highly recommend The best tool i have seen, whatever you read on web can be highlighted, bookmarked, commented. This can be used for future reference, you can search and whoaa you find what you have done before. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/diigo-web-collector-captu/pnhplgjpclknigjpccbcnmicgcieojbh?hl=en

If your work is your life you don't need to balance it. Love what you do, you wont have such questions

Depends, If you look into resellers they don't own a product but still they make business. Many businesses are selling things made by someone else they do survive. Professional Services like software development, consultancies use brain as their product rather than having a physical one.

1) Keeping Learning 2) Use what you learn in your day to day activity. For e.g. if you see a video about new tech, go and speak to your colleagues about it. Tell them the insights or create a small blog of this and share with them. Make it small but effective. The more you share knowledge the more intelligent you will be

1) Keep Learning - Knowledge is above all 2) Implement - Knowledge without implementation is useless 3) Repeat Step 1 & 2 One with knowledge and proper execution is most respectable, most reached and most wanted professional. There are no shortcuts to this.

Money !!!! :)

Notepad++, windows On Mac, it is sublime. Nothing fancy but easy to open, can copy paste any text without formatting and very light and saves automatically so don't have to worry about restarts or crashes.

Culture plays important role on how each individual interacts with each other. This not just top to bottom but sideways also. Culture sets up the type of interaction peers have as well how they work. For e.g. A leader who takes the ownership of issues/problem within the organization for this team, his subordinates members do the same for their respective teams. A peers do not engage...

Your product seems really amazing, do send showcase some examples of websites created by static and it could lead you to more response.

The search engine has the feature still but it needs to be relevant to the context else it all fails.

Impulse purchase tactic, mostly lifetime deals makes no sense. SaaS products evolve. Those who give lifetime deals earn through support and updates so in short it is not lifetime deal but a purchase where you are lured into a product which looks awesome deal but is going to get obsolete soon