I organized a discussion/”let’s talk about everything” event for a long-ish time, met great people, spoke about interesting things and now I’m glad I did it. I feel like presenting there is in my comfort zone now and would like to focus on my research, so it’s time to turn over a new page.…
What is bias?Our brain receives approximately 11 million pieces of information per second. Amazing, right? If only it had the processing power necessary to process all of them though - it can only properly analyze 40. This means that at any given second of any given day you have…
(Official title: Insights and learnings from Dr. Minh visit. What will I do next?)The other day I was given a chance to listen to a lecture by an ex-Facebooker (now-Googler), Dr. Minh. He mostly spoke about his experience working at different companies in Japan, cultural differences between working at…
When I was in my 2nd year of bachelor studies, me and two of my friends joined forces to work on a project for a class called Multimedia Embedded Systems. While the name of the class remains cryptic for me to this day, I vividly remember the teamwork and effort…
When you're studying at university, it's pretty easy to "forget" or "postpone" thinking about your future - but it's very useful to do it since it provides you with a clear direction for achieving your goals.One of the choices that you will be facing if you're either studying in…
When I think about leadership in Ukraine, the first thing that comes to my mind is the Ukrainian revolution of 2014. While it didn't really have a distinct "leader", I'd say that the thing on the whole could be viewed in terms of the 5 practices model.Model the wayYanukovych…
When asked to choose one leadership experience that I'm proud of and that involved a group of 3 or more people, my mind instantly gravitates towards a project I was being a part of in Tokyo Tech a couple of months ago.It was a part of an intensive course…