Which Harry Potter Character Are You At Work? [Quiz]
Find out which Harry Potter character you’re most like at the workplace!
Author: Bart Eshwar
Bart Eshwar is interested in startups, business and green tea. He is currently nursing an unhealthy obsession with Donald Trump.
How Indian Companies Celebrated April Fool’s Day
Taking a cue from their global counterparts like Google and Amazon who have played elaborate pranks on their customers and audiences for April…
In conversation with Sashi Evani, Musician and Artist Manager
Hyderabad based musician and artist manager talks about his musical journey and his inspirations.
Here’s How India is Watching the World Cup From Office
Excel fields are running empty. Code reviews are getting ignored. Office bays seem strangely deserted. And bosses don’t seem to be minding for once. It’s world cup season, and India is putting aside trivialities like deadlines and revenue targets to get a dose of its favourite pass time. Here’s how.
Sexual Harassment In The Tech World Is More Rampant Than You Think
The Pao vs Keiner case has brought renewed focus on whether the tech world is hostile towards women. Tech companies across the board seem to have had their share of sexual harassment incidents.
Zomato And The Perils Of A High-Growth Work Culture
Restaurant listing startup Zomato’s work policies come under scrutiny after CEO’s Reddit AMA.
Housing.com CEO’s Foulmouthed Tirade Could Lead To His Ouster
Housing.com’s CEO Rahul Yadav has been embroiled in an ugly spat with Sequoia Capital’s MD over allegations of employee poaching.
Google CFO Retires With Memo That Talks About Work-Life Balance
Google’s CFO Patrick Pichette has quit with a heartfelt letter that talks about work life balance.
This French Girl Has Rural Andhra Pradesh Abuzz
Paderu is a sleepy little town in rural Andhra Pradesh, India. It essentially consists of a solitary winding road with quaint produce shops and tiny grocery stores dotted all along it. Cows languidly compete with rickety auto rickshaws for the right of way, mooing discontentedly when one appears into sight. Sari-clad women haggle noisily with shop owners, as the men smoke beedis and watch the world go by. Among all this, there’s a figure that stands out from the rest. It’s young Frenchwoman Christelle Ledroit, trying to blend into the crowd with a bright red salwaar kameez.