Should you consider a similar life-changing move? — Three years ago, I was daydreaming during a university lecture (as you do) about my future career aspirations. Where did I want to be in 5, 10 or 20 years? Crafting beautiful products for users? Advising the world’s top executives on corporate strategy? Running my own startup? …

Back in 20th century, a famous Swiss psychoanalyst called Carl Jung who coined the terms ‘introvert’ and ‘extrovert’. In general, an introvert tends to be reserved and withdrawn in social situations and draws energy from quiet reflection. A common misconception is that they are antisocial but they may be happy…

Pitching to angels or VC funds can be a daunting and ruthless experience as investors really want to dive deep and question almost every element of your startup. …

The landing page is essentially the face of the product or company and should lure potential users through striking headlines, attractive visuals and call to actions (CTAs). Despite millions of startups being created every year, the landing page layout and design has not really evolved in recent times with most…

A correlation is basically a measure of the strength of a linear relationship between two random, quantitative variables e.g. temperature vs. altitude. They are ubiquitous in reports, presentations and articles in the form of evidence to explain how one variable causes the other to change (causation). For example, a scientific…

Earlier this year, I worked with a startup in London which advises fashion retailers on how to drive profitable growth and better understand customers’ preferences. The global retail apparel market is estimated to be worth a staggering $1.4 trillion and includes brands such as Nike, Zara, Ralph Lauren and Levi’s. …

Vue.js is a javascript framework that has become quite popular in recent years and is used to build user interfaces and single-page applications. A single page application does not mean a website with only one page! Instead, it’s a website that dynamically rewrites the current page with new data instead…

Interviews for positions such as Quantitative Researcher, Quantitative Analyst and Quantitative Developer are known to be fiendishly difficult and typically entail tough questions around probability, statistics, algorithms and mental maths. Occasionally, they may throw in a random brainteaser to catch you out! So what do these questions look like? What is the sum of the numbers 1 to 10000? Is 294801 a prime number?