On Being Directive

Or why you should avoid customizations in IT projects As you may or may not know, I have been working in fintech for some time now and the experience has been interesting to say the least. I have learnt a trick or two on the way, nothing too disruptive, but still, interesting ideas, concepts or... Continue Reading →

On FinTech and people

Or how it looks from the inside. Every experience is unique and different people can have different accounts on a career in FinTech. Here's mine. I got in FinTech by chance. I received a call I was not expecting. Until that moment, finance did not ring a bell. Trading floors seemed like movie stuff. The... Continue Reading →

On universal income

Or why it is not a question of yes or no but rather when. Universal income, as in income for all regardless of employment status or activity, has been a recurrent idea in recent years. In France, Benoit Hamon, the Socialist Party candidate for the 2016 elections based his electoral program on the idea of... Continue Reading →

On timepieces and perfection

Or why is perfection twofold. Photo by Antony DaRosa The mechanical watch industry was thriving in Switzerland in the first half of the 20th century. Watchmakers would put time and effort in producing timepieces of the utmost precision, called  chronometers, leveraging on more than 200 years of trial and error, dating back to the first tentative... Continue Reading →

On FinTech and a bit of fun in a post for once

Or how to explain what you do as a fintech professional to people who have no clue about technology and/or financial institutions, without quoting The Wolf of Wall Street. Photo by Timisu The average tentative involves you saying that you work in fintech (that's financial technology) and having then to explain that your clients are mostly... Continue Reading →

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