Category Archives: English

Sharing lessons learned – diversity rocks

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Kiti Müller

I was starting work and looking at my computer screen calender reminder. It said: email cleaning. And there’s a lot of that to do! So I dutifully clicked open my email. My eye soon caught a yammer update and recent … Continue reading →

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Health Hype and Unmentionable Reality Bites

Posted on November 9, 2015 by Kiti Müller

In early October, in sunny and warm California, I am sitting in a darkened conference hall. I once again hadn’t remembered that there where people enjoy (at least from a Finn’s perspective) year-round summer, one shivers indoors. Air-condition cooled air … Continue reading →

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Cultivating ideas ripe – just right for consumer bite

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Kiti Müller

While walking my mind raced How are economic battles fought I thought Transparency, being open and true Golden thumb rules for company success I’ve been often told Those who claim they know the secrets to success also say Leaders of … Continue reading →

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Brewing coffee and tea at the pulsing heart of the work site

Posted on August 11, 2015 by Kiti Müller

You, my dear reader may have noticed that there has been a bit of a dry spell in my blogging. Also the next chapter of my diary “The adventures of a neurologist at Nokia” has been in waiting. I’ve been … Continue reading →

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Winds of change – new career sailing ahead

Posted on January 21, 2015 by Kiti Müller

I turned sixty in July. To my surprise many random acquaintances, after hearing of my life’s milestone and congratulating continued in the same breath by asking: “When are you planning on retiring? Made any plans yet?” I answered: Haven’t really … Continue reading →

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