India produces lakhs of engineering graduates every year, but only a small fraction are ready for jobs in AI, data
When a candidate accepted an offer, it used to be a moment of closure for hiring teams. Relief, a tick
India’s job market is booming, digital, and fiercely competitive. But behind the numbers lies a sobering reality: as opportunities grow, so do
An employee couldn’t keep her ire in check when her manager messaged her, expressing his “disappointment” at the wee hours
In today’s hyper-connected, performance-driven work environments, physical and mental well-being often take a backseat until a health crisis forces us
With India leapfrogging developed countries to rank as one of the largest digitally advanced countries globally, the financial services industry
After the recent Maharashtra Government decision to increase working hours from 9 to 10 hours daily for people working in
A techie in his late 40s recently used Reddit to share his experience of working for 25 years in the
The Supreme Court of India has issued a landmark directive requiring all workplaces with more than ten employees to establish
A recent Reddit post has stirred debate over Accenture’s Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) policy, after an employee sought advice on whether to