While a government bank like SBI might have stuck out like a sore thumb alongside the job listings of some of the hottest startups and aspirational tech companies in India on a job portal, one click inside confirmed its government-job roots. We break down some of the requirements to apply for the open roles at SBI to get a glimpse into how jobs in government organisations work.
Your favourite internet companies have all the technology in the world to keep you informed, entertained and socially active – online. But diversifying is in their DNA and everyone from Google to Instagram have decided to expand their influence beyond the internet. One chappal at a time. Here’s some of our favourite lesser known products by our favourite social networks.
While Netflix’s library currently doesn’t look very Indian, their social media team seems to have the Indian thing down pat.
Now, Microsoft is one of the largest and greatest companies in the world. But it’s not exactly what you associate with “cool”. Come…
Politicians commuting to work usually conjure images of ambassadors with a red light atop, surrounded by a convoy of more cars.
However, this MP decided to give a new spin to bike to work, by cycling all the way to the Rashtrapati Bhavan on a good ol’ bicycle.
After naked restaurants, come naked offices. The last time a whole office went naked at work, it was for an April fool gag. This time it’s thanks to a president’s slip of tongue.
It comes after President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, 61, mixed up his words during a speech on new technology.
To say that Game of Thrones is a worldwide sensation is an understatement. It’s a show huger than anything. But alas, the HBO…
Usually, when people at companies don’t perform up to the company’s expectations, they have a word with their managers. In protracted cases of under-performance, they’re made to undergo a performance improvement plan. Worst case, they’re fired.
However, a bank in China has its way of dealing with delinquent employees.
Most people have a very transactional relationship with Google. You ask it anything under the sun, and it comes back with the information you needed. You might sit back and marvel at how it works once in a while, but for the most part, we take it for granted.
Not 86-year-old grandma May Ashworth from England.