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Lost Job While On Maternity Leave, Still Praises Canva: Woman's Viral Video Sparks Reactions
Despite losing her job, Shraddha praised the company's culture and support, earning admiration from social media users who praised her grace and positivity.
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'A Day In My Life At Microsoft' Parody Gets 2 Million Views After Layoff Wave
The video humorously highlights workplace pressures and layoff anxiety following Microsoft's recent workforce reductions and the VEO programme.
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Worker Says Boss Threatened Bad Review For Missing 'Mandatory Meetings' During Approved Leave
The employee said that they had pre-approved their vacation weeks ago, and even double-checked with HR and their manager.
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Startup Founder Asked Employee To Take A Salary Cut From Rs 23 Lakh To Rs 15 Lakh. What Happened Next?
The employee said that the conversation caused him severe stress and affected his sleep.
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Free Meals To Job Security: How Techies Describe Changing Office Culture
The debate over workplace culture is not entirely about fear. Some employees argue that companies have spent too much effort making offices resemble resorts.
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Man Shares Four Japanese Words That Changed His Perspective On Life After Japan Visit
Reflecting on his five days in Japan, Coutinho wrote that the experience did more than teach him about health.
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The Most Exciting Thing In Kolkata Right Now Might Be In A Cocktail Glass
The Kolkata Cocktail Weekend showcased experimental drinks from twelve bars, combining culinary elements with spirits for unique flavour experiences.
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Cracking A Smile Regularly May Be Good Not Just For Your Mood But For Your Health
Smiling can improve mood and reduce stress by influencing brain chemicals and lowering cortisol levels, experts say.
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British Bodybuilder Dies After Collapsing On Stage Day Before 34th Birthday
Mateusz Chmura was relatively new to competitive bodybuilding, having only taken part in his very first show two weeks prior, where he placed second.
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"No Invigilators, Open Book": Indian Student Says 'Biggest Cultural Shock' In US Is Exam Ethics
The student said that it's been two months since they landed in the US, and their 'biggest cultural shock' is exam ethics.
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Japan's 60-Year-Old Salaryman Wins Hearts With His Dance Moves
In the late 1980s, Utsumi regularly visited discos and clubs, where he developed a love for reggae.
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Visiting Bhutan? These 6 Local Foods Deserve A Spot On Your Itinerary
A travel vlogger has shared six foods that visitors should try while exploring Bhutan
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Delhi's Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum To Showcase Ramayan, Mahabharat, Vedas And More
The museum will chronicle India's civilisational journey from the most ancient periods, including the pre-Vedic and post-Vedic eras, through medieval India, examining the evolution of its literature, spiritual traditions, knowledge systems and cultural expressions
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Romanian Tourist Gets Teary-Eyed Witnessing Garba Celebrations: "I'm Going To Miss It"
Romanian tourist in India was left teary-eyed by the Garba dance during the Navratri festival.
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Why Ancient Chinese Parents Named Their Babies 'Dog' And 'Pig' To Keep Them Safe
The unusual tradition developed when medical care was limited, and childhood survival was uncertain. These humble names reflected parents' hopes that their children would enjoy long, healthy lives.
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Lost Job While On Maternity Leave, Still Praises Canva: Woman's Viral Video Sparks Reactions
Despite losing her job, Shraddha praised the company's culture and support, earning admiration from social media users who praised her grace and positivity.
-
'A Day In My Life At Microsoft' Parody Gets 2 Million Views After Layoff Wave
The video humorously highlights workplace pressures and layoff anxiety following Microsoft's recent workforce reductions and the VEO programme.
-
Worker Says Boss Threatened Bad Review For Missing 'Mandatory Meetings' During Approved Leave
The employee said that they had pre-approved their vacation weeks ago, and even double-checked with HR and their manager.
-
Startup Founder Asked Employee To Take A Salary Cut From Rs 23 Lakh To Rs 15 Lakh. What Happened Next?
The employee said that the conversation caused him severe stress and affected his sleep.
-
Free Meals To Job Security: How Techies Describe Changing Office Culture
The debate over workplace culture is not entirely about fear. Some employees argue that companies have spent too much effort making offices resemble resorts.
-
Man Shares Four Japanese Words That Changed His Perspective On Life After Japan Visit
Reflecting on his five days in Japan, Coutinho wrote that the experience did more than teach him about health.
-
The Most Exciting Thing In Kolkata Right Now Might Be In A Cocktail Glass
The Kolkata Cocktail Weekend showcased experimental drinks from twelve bars, combining culinary elements with spirits for unique flavour experiences.
-
Cracking A Smile Regularly May Be Good Not Just For Your Mood But For Your Health
Smiling can improve mood and reduce stress by influencing brain chemicals and lowering cortisol levels, experts say.
-
British Bodybuilder Dies After Collapsing On Stage Day Before 34th Birthday
Mateusz Chmura was relatively new to competitive bodybuilding, having only taken part in his very first show two weeks prior, where he placed second.
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"No Invigilators, Open Book": Indian Student Says 'Biggest Cultural Shock' In US Is Exam Ethics
The student said that it's been two months since they landed in the US, and their 'biggest cultural shock' is exam ethics.
-
Japan's 60-Year-Old Salaryman Wins Hearts With His Dance Moves
In the late 1980s, Utsumi regularly visited discos and clubs, where he developed a love for reggae.
-
Visiting Bhutan? These 6 Local Foods Deserve A Spot On Your Itinerary
A travel vlogger has shared six foods that visitors should try while exploring Bhutan
-
Delhi's Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum To Showcase Ramayan, Mahabharat, Vedas And More
The museum will chronicle India's civilisational journey from the most ancient periods, including the pre-Vedic and post-Vedic eras, through medieval India, examining the evolution of its literature, spiritual traditions, knowledge systems and cultural expressions
-
Romanian Tourist Gets Teary-Eyed Witnessing Garba Celebrations: "I'm Going To Miss It"
Romanian tourist in India was left teary-eyed by the Garba dance during the Navratri festival.
-
Why Ancient Chinese Parents Named Their Babies 'Dog' And 'Pig' To Keep Them Safe
The unusual tradition developed when medical care was limited, and childhood survival was uncertain. These humble names reflected parents' hopes that their children would enjoy long, healthy lives.
