Chetan Bhagat

One thing that comes to mind as an after-effect of automation or AI is making human resources obsolete or redundant. However, this is entirely not true. Throughout the history of technological advancements, we have seen humans still being employed, and in fact, more employment has been generated because of these technological disruptions. In this fireside chat, we will discuss: Chetan Bhagat's views on technology disruptions and how he stays up to date with the latest happenings in the world of AI and ML, alongside discussing some of the tools and platforms he uses as a writer and how it has helped him. Also, talk about how India can be ahead of the curve, surpassing these negative connotations. How can India build those capabilities? Why are students going abroad for studies and job opportunities? What is missing in India, particularly in the educational system? Segment 02: Escaping Corporate Life: A Fireside Chat with Chetan Bhagat Chetan Bhagat has spent a fair bit of time working in a corporate setup before venturing into a creative endeavour in 2009 to write full-time. He also runs a podcast called 'Deeptalk,' where he has interviewed some renowned CEOs and celebrities. We will touch upon: His learnings, struggles, views on corporate work culture, leadership style, and the success mantra he follows in life and how it has changed over the years. Some of the struggles and challenges that CEOs have encountered in their career, especially in India, and some leadership philosophies and values to become a successful entrepreneur or a leader. Also, discuss some of the characters in his books inspired by colleagues and bosses. Segment 03: Rapid Fire questions on some candid topics