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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisHi Everyone! I’m excited to share that I’ve opened a new mortgage branch in Las Vegas—a long-term dream come true for me 🎉 I also want to highlight that I’m actively working as a Realtor in Nevada, helping clients navigate buying, selling, and especially investment property opportunities. I’m currently seeing some strong deals in the market and would be happy to share them. On the lending side, I offer home loan solutions across multiple states—whether it’s purchasing, refinancing, or exploring options, I can support you beyond just Nevada. If you or anyone in your network is considering buying (including investment properties), selling, or financing, I’d truly appreciate the opportunity to help. Feel free to reach out anytime!
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisAs we celebrate #Diwali, I’m thrilled to announce a new chapter 🪔 Introducing Viasero Ventures: a new venture focused on identifying, incubating, and investing in the next generation of boutique SIs that support the world’s leading ISVs. From Apisero → NTT DATA, Kipi.AI → WNS Global (now Capgemini), my journey has shown me that specialization is the key to success. Viasero is where that experience becomes a platform—creating the next generation of specialized, high-caliber services firms. Very excited for the path ahead! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/d4SDC9jw #ViaseroVentures #Diwali #VentureBuilding #CategoryLeader
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisLight & Wonder has announced a new agreement with Mecca Bingo to deliver next-generation gaming technology across all 50 Mecca venues in the UK. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dKMpj5sM “We’re proud to support Mecca Bingo with next-generation hardware and technology,” said Wayne Ellard, Vice President and Managing Director, EMEA at Light & Wonder. “This upgrade gives their venues a strong foundation for the future while improving the player experience across the board.” #EMEA #Casino #gaming #technology #G3Newswire
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked this📣 We’re excited to welcome Lynda Partner, former Chief Operating Officer at Pythian, to the Cloudnyx Board of Directors. Lynda has spent her career scaling high-growth SaaS and data companies through critical phases of strategic evolution across marketing, product, and operations. Her experience spans startup leadership, enterprise GTM strategy, and board-level guidance across the cloud and AI ecosystem. As Cloudnyx continues its mission to help enterprises modernize infrastructure, operationalize AI, and build with GenAI on Google Cloud, Lynda’s expertise in go-to-market execution and enterprise transformation will be a powerful asset in our next phase of growth. 👉 Read the full press release: https://lnkd.in/gsuEugb6 #Leadership #AI #GoogleCloud #AdvisoryBoard #DigitalTransformation #Cloudnyx
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked this𝗦𝗽𝗿𝗶��𝘁 𝗳𝗮𝗶𝗹𝗲𝗱? 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲’𝘀 𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗻𝗱. We’ve all been there, a sprint that doesn’t go as planned. What Went Wrong? • API delays • Unexpected bugs • Miscommunication How to Handle It: • Own it: We missed the mark. Here's why. • Fix it: Timelines adjusted, blockers tackled. • Reassure the PM: Improved process, better estimates. • Lift the team: Celebrate wins. Keep learning. What to Do Moving Forward: • Add buffer time for delays • Communicate early and clearly • Test early to catch bugs sooner The Takeaway: A failed sprint isn’t the end, it’s a chance to grow. Own it, learn, and lead forward. Your turn: How do you handle failed sprints? What’s helped your team recover? Let’s chat in the comments. Follow Rajesh Janyani for more... #AgileLeadership #SprintFail #TeamGrowth #ScrumMaster #ProjectManagement #DevFundaz #LeadFundaz
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked this379 days ago, on March 4, 2024, I made a covenant with God, and thus began the journey of the #beard. On March 11, 2025, God fulfilled His promise, and today, I fulfilled mine. With the successful exit of Kipi, I honored my commitment through the sacred Hindu tonsure ceremony—offering my hair as a symbol of gratitude, humility, and devotion. This journey has tested my faith, resilience, and purpose, but every step was guided. As one chapter closes, another begins. Grateful beyond words. #Onwards #SerodaVentures
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisI am beyond grateful and humbled to share that Wiz has raised $1 billion at a $12 billion valuation, led by Andreessen Horowitz, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Thrive Capital, and our amazing existing investors. This is so much more than a fantastic milestone. This is a testament to all the amazing people who helped us get here: customers, partners, investors, and most importantly as always, our incredible Wizards. At Wiz we know that raising venture capital does not guarantee success. Continuing to work hard, and focusing relentlessly on our customers is what matters most. Here is to more magic to come ✨ https://lnkd.in/ef5_BwVn
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisI'm thrilled to announce the next step in my career journey as I join Thrymr Software as Head of Americas. Drawing on my 16 years of experience in scaling businesses, most recently as COO of Apisero Inc., I look forward to driving this new project of expansive growth for Thrymr Software across the Americas. Thrymr Software is a distinguished IT services leader with established presences in Singapore and India, focusing on delivering cutting-edge software development solutions. I feel honored to be part of Thrymr Software, a company renowned for its esteemed reputation, and I am eager to make meaningful contributions to its ongoing success. #ThrymrSoftware #SoftwareDevelopment #Leadership
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Mageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisMageshkumar Padmanaban liked thisEngineers don’t want boring jobs — and companies struggle to hire senior-level engineers because they don’t understand this. Top-caliber engineers have no interest in taking on a job that involves updating phone numbers on top of mobile headers, especially when they were doing multi-cloud development in a previous project. Furthermore, signing on to work with most companies these days means committing to a 3 - 5 year lock-in to earn RSUs and additional options. It’s a lot of uncertainty: What will I be doing the whole time? Will the company even make it? Engineers, for the most part, prefer stable, well-defined work that lets them spend time with their families and hobbies over buying into somebody else’s IPO dreams. We’ve taken that into account at Codingscape. We have no issues with hiring senior engineers because the work is engaging, there’s always another project to work on here, and their role provides a great level of stability and freedom. In other words: there are no boring jobs at Codingscape.
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