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Paddy Rangappa

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After completing his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, Paddy Rangappa worked for 13 years in Procter & Gamble, covering media, market research, brand management and category management. In 1999 he was posted to Indonesia and then to Singapore as head of Media for P&Gs Asean, Australasia and India region. In 2001, he joined the multinational fast-food company McDonalds where hes currently Senior Director Marketing, Asia-Pacific, Middle East Africa (APMEA). Paddys work involves travelling extensively; he works with the markets in the APMEA region and interacts frequently with the other regions and global headquarters in the US. This gives his wide exposure to the colourful characteristics, quirks and foibles of a variety ...more

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Paddy Rangappa I don't always! But the advice I gave above is the best way - by forcing myself to write, even if as I write, I see it at awful. I find the second run…moreI don't always! But the advice I gave above is the best way - by forcing myself to write, even if as I write, I see it at awful. I find the second run - editing and improving - is fun and I WANT to come back to it. So I force myself to do the first part - writing SOMETHING.(less)
Paddy Rangappa Write! What I mean is start writing even when you have only a germ of an idea or a rough outline of your subject. Don't wait to 'think it through' ful…moreWrite! What I mean is start writing even when you have only a germ of an idea or a rough outline of your subject. Don't wait to 'think it through' fully. And don't pause to edit until you've written a couple of pages at least, even if you think it's not coming out well as you write. When you edit it later you can improve it - sometimes you may change it completely - but you need something to start. Wanting to write something 'really good' often prevents people from even getting started!(less)
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The cross-baldy effect

 Today’s woke world needs to wake up to a blatant bias

A sinister problem is seeping stealthily throughsociety, spreading its tentacles and hounding good men. I became aware of itwhen a friend told me I was the splitting image of his cousin and showed me thecousin’s photograph on his phone. The man had a lighter complexion, rounderface and broader nose than me. His eyes were wider apart. And while

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“Not only is there strong empirical evidence to suggest that brand advertising works, but there’s also proof that creativity matters. Jones identifies the three characteristics of ads that have the highest impact on sales: 1. They are intrinsically likeable. 2. They are visual, not verbal. 3. They are communicated in a way that’s relevant to consumers. Another study by Xueming Luo and Pieter”
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“Data, data everywhere, but not a thought to think.’ —John Allen Paulos”
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