Google Declared The Best Place To Work In India
Google has emerged at the top of a list of the top places to work in India, according to a survey by the Great Places to Work Institute. It has regained its top position this year after being pushed to the no. 2 spot by RMSI last year.
This Machine Prints Images On Your Coffee!
If meal boxes can charge your phone these days, why not have a coffee with your “mug” on it?
That’s exactly what this San Francisco based company is doing with its revolutionary product, The Ripple Maker. Move over hand-drawn hearts and flowers on a steaming cup of cappuccino because the Ripple Maker embellishes your coffee by *printing* any image or text on frothed milk—even your face.
Infosys Employees Can Now Change Job Profile Within Company
Infoscions looking for a change in job profile would now be able to do so within the company. Infosys has launched an internal digital platform called “Compass” that will facilitate such transfers.
This Man Has Worked At Google, Microsoft, Adobe, FB, And Apple
Most people aspire to work at one top company in their careers. Edward has worked at 5 of them. After starting out his career as a computer programmer back in the 1990’s, and inventing technology that was way ahead of its time, Edward went on to land a coveted job at Google, followed soon after with gigs at Apple, Adobe, Microsoft and finally Facebook spanning 30 odd years.
Google’s Decided. The Latest Android OS Won’t be Called Neyappam Or Nankhatai
Ending all speculation about what Google’s latest android operating system would be called, the tech giant has announced the name. The Android N will be called “Nougat”.
Swedish Furniture Retailer IKEA To Step Up Hiring In India
Swedish furniture retailer IKEA – which has already announced opening of its first retail store in Hyderabad in 2017 – is stepping up hiring in India.
This Startup Aims To Bring Free Wifi To Thousands Of Temples Across India
PujaShoppe is a Delhi-based company that aims to provide free Wifi services to a thousand temples across India.
Grofers Founders Apologise; Claim Some “Tough Business Decisions” Had To Be Taken
In light of the campus hires from BITS and other institutes that were left high and dry after Grofers rescinded their offer letter, the latter has extended a public apology.
Grofers Takes Back Job Offer In The Worst Possible Way From BITS Goa Student
Withdrawn job offers have become sadly commonplace in Indian startups. Flipkart had sent shockwaves among top institutes after it had delayed the joining dates of students from IITs and IIMs. Several other companies, including Inmobi and Roadrunnr had followed suit. But Grofers seems to have gone the extra mile in cancelling the job offer it made to to student – and it has done it in what is possibly the worst imaginable way.