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10 Things I wish I Could Say To My Boss, But Probably Won’t

August 23, 2015April 27, 2016 Maya Bansal

No, I’m not about to actually say these to him anytime soon, but god knows how I’ve felt the urge to say them.

I don’t think I’m the only person who’s spent many an exasperated moment wanting to say a few things to our bosses, but simply can’t. Either you value the job too much to risk losing it, or just in deference to seniority, how we do react to the boss is not always how we feel. So, here’s some things I want to say to my boss, even if he’s mostly not going to read it. Some boss, somewhere, might.

Woman Hands Out Resumes On The Streets, Gets Offers

August 21, 2015August 24, 2015 OfficeChai Team

Instead of contacting consultants or cold-calling recruiters, 28 yr old Carrie Kemeling decided to take matters, and her resumes into her hands, and did this creative stunt to land job offers.

Chinese Internet Companies Hiring “Programming Cheerleaders”

August 21, 2015August 21, 2015 Bart Eshwar

Chinese internet workers are a pretty efficient lot. They’re building cutting-edge software, founding world-class companies, and in their spare time, hacking a US website or two. But they are facing a problem familiar to engineers the world over – their offices are, erm, sausage fests.

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India’s Banking Sector To See Tremendous Job Opportunities

August 20, 2015 Navin Bhatia

Banking, finance and technology professionals have reason to be upbeat. The next two years are going to see tremendous job opportunities in the banking sector in India.

Two new banks are ready to roll out. Bandhan Bank is commencing operations on August 23, 2015. It would start operations with 600 branches, of which 200 would be in metro and urban areas. IDFC Bank is slated to start operations from October 1, 2015 with 20 branches, of which 5 would be in metropolitan cities.

Senegal Transforms Its Sanitation System, Uber Style

August 19, 2015 Ankita Banerjee

A lot can happen over poo.

And it’s not a typo. You read it right. Apparently, the Senegal National Sanitation Utility is experimenting with a mind-boggling Uber style waste management system in Dakar, the capital of West African nations. Eighty percent of Senegal residents use pit latrines and due to a problematic sewage system, the pit-emptiers charge excessively to clean up the dirt. So the government has decided to introduce a SMS service to collect and sell it!

This CEO Has Distributed $3 Million Among Employees

August 19, 2015August 19, 2015 Ankita Banerjee

In an ideal workplace, a good boss shares his success with the employees. But such bosses are as rare as the Amur Leopard. So is Yang Yuanqing – the CEO of Lenovo. Because whenever a boss goes out of his way to show generosity to the workers, history remembers.

Snapdeal’s New Office Could Give Flipkart A Run For Its Money

August 18, 2015October 5, 2015 Bart Eshwar

The Indian office worker has never had it so good.

A month after Flipkart had people swooning over its new Bangalore office, Snapdeal has come up with a swanky new workplace of its own. Located in a sprawling 450,000 sq. ft campus in Gurgaon, it can house close to 4,500 employees.

Meet The 13 Year Old CEO Of A 5-employee, $200,000 company

August 18, 2015August 18, 2015 OfficeChai Team

At an age, when most of us were playing video games and just getting familiar with the fascinating world of the internet, this boy wonder founded an online business.

5 Silicon Valley Tech Leaders With Liberal Arts Major

August 14, 2015August 21, 2015 Ankita Banerjee

If you think only a computer science or engineering degree is the way to become tech superstar, you are wrong. Apparently, people with non-technical academic background and liberal arts major are benefitting the most from tech boom. Major software companies and tech startups are utilizing the creativity and insight of liberal arts to create something incredible in the Silicon Valley. Check out our list of 5 successful tech leaders who studied liberal arts and made it big (money)