Shadma Shaikh

While technology and innovation will always be crucial, a purely technical perspective is insufficient. A deep understanding of social sciences is essential for meaningful progress.

To sell the story of a 70-hour work week to a Gen Z who seeks purpose, passion, and self-fulfilment, we need to address their concerns around burnout, benefits, and the impact of long hours on their well-being.

Growing number of grief-tech startups have emerged in recent years, providing services related to end-of-life planning and post-mortem support. These services include digital wills, funeral planning assistance, after-death care, and asset management

While technology and innovation will always be crucial, a purely technical perspective is insufficient. A deep understanding of social sciences is essential for meaningful progress.

To sell the story of a 70-hour work week to a Gen Z who seeks purpose, passion, and self-fulfilment, we need to address their concerns around burnout, benefits, and the impact of long hours on their well-being.

Growing number of grief-tech startups have emerged in recent years, providing services related to end-of-life planning and post-mortem support. These services include digital wills, funeral planning assistance, after-death care, and asset management