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When the cities are choking under the pressure of rapid urbanization and overpopulation causing rising temperatures, pollution and a reduced quality of life, more people choosing to move out of big cities and into small, sparsely populated towns can only be a good thing.
After a successful series on people who quit their jobs to follow their passions, we bring you people who quit cities in favour of small towns and villages, to inspire you.
The Maharaja is smiling. Air India, after a whole decade of consistent losses, has finally registered an operating profit this year.
Nearly 100 Ola drivers have been protesting at the company’s office in Chennai. The drivers are unhappy with Ola’s policies which have recently come into effect.
Working from home obviously has a few perks. However, there’s also a pretty big drawback. Outside of the office environment, you might find it difficult to stay productive. A grid of cubicles and managers leaning over your shoulder can be very spurring. I’m sure you’ll agree that you won’t be the best worker you can be sitting at the coffee table in the lounge! To get the most from your work, you should have a properly equipped home office. Here are some of the features you should consider.
10 year old Jani, a Finnish resident found a bug in popular photo sharing app Instagram where anyone could delete comments. Jani is a coding enthusiast and thanks to an early start is quite the whizkid. Jani immediately emailed Instagram to inform them about the bug and not in vain. After a few days, Instagram accepted the bug and as a bug bounty offered to reward the boy $10,000.
It’s getting increasingly likely that Flipkart isn’t quite worth the $15 billion it was last year. After Morgan Stanley had marked down its shares by 27%, and T Howe had snipped its valuation by 15%, two mutual firm investors have now valued Flipkart at less than the $15 billion valuation it enjoyed in August last year.
Under the harsh scrutiny of the bourses, it was expected that Infibeam’s IPO would provide signs as to what the markets really thought of the Indian e-commerce sector.
A person spends the better part of their waking (and sometimes sleeping) hours at the workplace. So naturally, it’s an integral part of our lives, for good or for bad. However, amidst all the chaos, pressure and the depression, there’s a few people who manage to put a funny spin on everyday situations at work and make it look less like a chore and more like a riot. So here’s our list of 25 of the funniest tweets on office lives and jobs, including some from the funniest Indian Twitter accounts there are. If you have a job, you will relate with them.
I have just resigned my job after ~25 years of service at Infosys in pursuit of a job in CSR field or in non-profit sector or to start a social enterprise or a start-up. I had sent a farewell message internally with details of 25 year exciting journey from a trainee to an executive who managed more than USD 150 mn revenues and 1700+ people. Along with that, I have also added top 10 insights/learnings during my tenure at Infosys.
