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"Hope Gautam Gambhir Does Not See Himself As 'I Am Running This Team'," India Coach Gets Golden Advice From Harsha Bhogle
Gautam Gambhir's tenure as Indian cricket team head coach since taking over in July 2024 has been a mixed bag
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Treating Love For Work Like Virtue Can Backfire On Employees, Teams
It's popular advice for new graduates: "Find a job you love, and you'll never work a day in your life." Love for one's work, Americans are often told, is the surest route to success.
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"Work 70 Hours A Week": Rishi Sunak's New Job At Goldman Sachs Triggers Meme Fest
Rishi Sunak is married to Akshata Murty, daughter of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy.
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IITian Founder's Strong-Worded Response To Candidate's Last-Minute Job Rejection: "Reflects Poorly..."
Mr Shetty assured the engineer that his workplace is flexible and that they could have found a solution if he had approached them instead of outright refusing to join.
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"India Or Germany?": Techie With Rs 45 Lakh Salary Asks Reddit After Getting 80,000 Euros Offer
A software engineer from India recently turned to Reddit seeking advice on whether he should relocate to Germany after getting laid off from his company.
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"Considering Returning To India": Man Seeks Reddit's Advice After Failing To Find Job In US Post-Master's
An Indian man recently turned to Reddit for advice after struggling to find a job in the US post-Master's, and is now considering returning to India.
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"I Can Get You A Chair": Boss Asks Employee To Return To Work With Broken Leg. WhatsApp Chat Goes Viral
A WhatsApp chat between a new employee and his boss has gone viral, sparking a discussion on toxic work culture.
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"Hardly Any Savings Left": Engineer In US Seeks Reddit's Advice After Getting Job Offer In India With "Decent Pay"
An Indian engineer turned to Reddit seeking advice on whether he should move back to India from the US.
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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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Indian Techie Shares How He Went From Rs 6 Lakh To Rs 18 Lakh To Rs 0 Salary In A Month
One young Indian developer took to Reddit to share how his dream turned into a nightmare after a job offer from a US startup was withdrawn just as he was set to join, leaving him unemployed.
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"22 Years of Loyalty, Then This": Viral Post On Man's Sudden Layoff Sparks Outrage
The post, titled "Father is getting laid off at 59 but something seems sus," was shared in a popular career advice forum, and has triggered outrage.
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"Am I Dying?": Bengaluru Employee Working 16 Hours A Day Claims He Has Gained 24 kg
Many advised the employee to quit his job and take a break, while others urged him to prioritise his health above all else.
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"Tired Of 9-5": Man Plans To Retire At 42 With Rs 2.5 Crore Savings, Asks Reddit For Advice
The Reddit user shared his struggles with burnout and chronic fatigue, despite having a financially secure life.
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Techie Returning To India After 12 Years Struggles To Find A Job, Internet Steps In With Advice
The Reddit user shared that despite six months of applying, he has landed only one interview, which ended in rejection.
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Man Earning Rs 82,000 A Month Seeks "Second Job" To Manage Expenses. Internet Reacts
A Reddit user's post about struggling to repay his home loan on an average salary sparked a viral discussion, with fellow users offering advice on finding a side hustle or second job to supplement his income.
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"Hope Gautam Gambhir Does Not See Himself As 'I Am Running This Team'," India Coach Gets Golden Advice From Harsha Bhogle
Gautam Gambhir's tenure as Indian cricket team head coach since taking over in July 2024 has been a mixed bag
-
Treating Love For Work Like Virtue Can Backfire On Employees, Teams
It's popular advice for new graduates: "Find a job you love, and you'll never work a day in your life." Love for one's work, Americans are often told, is the surest route to success.
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"Work 70 Hours A Week": Rishi Sunak's New Job At Goldman Sachs Triggers Meme Fest
Rishi Sunak is married to Akshata Murty, daughter of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy.
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IITian Founder's Strong-Worded Response To Candidate's Last-Minute Job Rejection: "Reflects Poorly..."
Mr Shetty assured the engineer that his workplace is flexible and that they could have found a solution if he had approached them instead of outright refusing to join.
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"India Or Germany?": Techie With Rs 45 Lakh Salary Asks Reddit After Getting 80,000 Euros Offer
A software engineer from India recently turned to Reddit seeking advice on whether he should relocate to Germany after getting laid off from his company.
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"Considering Returning To India": Man Seeks Reddit's Advice After Failing To Find Job In US Post-Master's
An Indian man recently turned to Reddit for advice after struggling to find a job in the US post-Master's, and is now considering returning to India.
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"I Can Get You A Chair": Boss Asks Employee To Return To Work With Broken Leg. WhatsApp Chat Goes Viral
A WhatsApp chat between a new employee and his boss has gone viral, sparking a discussion on toxic work culture.
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"Hardly Any Savings Left": Engineer In US Seeks Reddit's Advice After Getting Job Offer In India With "Decent Pay"
An Indian engineer turned to Reddit seeking advice on whether he should move back to India from the US.
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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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Indian Techie Shares How He Went From Rs 6 Lakh To Rs 18 Lakh To Rs 0 Salary In A Month
One young Indian developer took to Reddit to share how his dream turned into a nightmare after a job offer from a US startup was withdrawn just as he was set to join, leaving him unemployed.
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"22 Years of Loyalty, Then This": Viral Post On Man's Sudden Layoff Sparks Outrage
The post, titled "Father is getting laid off at 59 but something seems sus," was shared in a popular career advice forum, and has triggered outrage.
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"Am I Dying?": Bengaluru Employee Working 16 Hours A Day Claims He Has Gained 24 kg
Many advised the employee to quit his job and take a break, while others urged him to prioritise his health above all else.
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"Tired Of 9-5": Man Plans To Retire At 42 With Rs 2.5 Crore Savings, Asks Reddit For Advice
The Reddit user shared his struggles with burnout and chronic fatigue, despite having a financially secure life.
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Techie Returning To India After 12 Years Struggles To Find A Job, Internet Steps In With Advice
The Reddit user shared that despite six months of applying, he has landed only one interview, which ended in rejection.
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Man Earning Rs 82,000 A Month Seeks "Second Job" To Manage Expenses. Internet Reacts
A Reddit user's post about struggling to repay his home loan on an average salary sparked a viral discussion, with fellow users offering advice on finding a side hustle or second job to supplement his income.
