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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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Why 'Microshifting' Is The Future Of Work Beyond 9-5 Office Shifts And WFH
Microshifting is the new corporate term that translates to working in time blocks, instead of being glued to your chair for 9 hours
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Russian Woman Lists Indian Office Habits Considered 'Abnormal' Abroad
Content creator Yulia took to her Instagram to share a list of things considered normal in Indian workplaces but abnormal abroad.
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Employees Caught Off-Guard By Hidden Security Camera, Video Goes Viral On X
A hidden security camera captures employees in a relaxed and unproductive state at work, sparking widespread discussion on social media after the footage goes viral.
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Video: Mattresses, Pillows Brought To Flipkart Office For All-Night Shifts Before Big Billion Days Sale
A video shared by a marketing employee shows a truck delivering bedding to the Bengaluru office, including mattresses and pillows.
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Watch: Techie Captures First Day In Indian Office After Moving Back From Sweden
In the video, Dev Vijay Vargiya humorously contrasted his professional life in Europe with his new routine in India.
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"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
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'I'm A Kannadiga But...': Bengaluru Resident Feels Like 'Stranger' In Own City Amid Cultural Shift
The Reddit user said Bengaluru had stopped feeling like home for them, whilst others came to the city and created their own communities.
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"Don't Let Work Consume You": Warns British Entrepreneur In Viral LinkedIn Post
British entrepreneur Dan Murray urges professionals to prioritize their health and well-being over work demands, citing 12 reasons why leaving the office on time is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and avoiding burnout.
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Starbucks Korea Bans Desktops, Printers As WFH Customers Turn Cafes Into Offices
Many South Koreans working from home were bringing multiple computers and cubicle-style dividers to Starbucks, making it difficult to accommodate other guests.
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"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
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'Quit After 5 Months': Redditor's Viral Post Slams India's 'Broken' Corporate Culture
The user revealed that they were hired without a proper job description and left without a reporting manager or any other senior figure for guidance.
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Boss Denies WFH Request, Sick Employee Reaches Office Only To Be Sent Home
A Reddit user has expressed his frustration over his boss's no-work-from-home rule.
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"80% of Our Work Is...": Rajasthan IAS Officer's Candid Post On Bureaucratic Work Culture Praised Online
Rajasthan's newly appointed Principal Secretary (Energy), Ajitabh Sharma, has sparked a conversation on LinkedIn with his candid take on the often-overlooked aspects of bureaucratic work culture.
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"80% Of Our Work Is...": Top Rajasthan Bureaucrat On IAS Work Culture
Indian Administrative Services (IAS) officers spend over 80 per cent of their work doing "non-core work", Rajasthan Principal Secretary (Energy) Ajitabh Sharma has said.
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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.
-
Why 'Microshifting' Is The Future Of Work Beyond 9-5 Office Shifts And WFH
Microshifting is the new corporate term that translates to working in time blocks, instead of being glued to your chair for 9 hours
-
Russian Woman Lists Indian Office Habits Considered 'Abnormal' Abroad
Content creator Yulia took to her Instagram to share a list of things considered normal in Indian workplaces but abnormal abroad.
-
Employees Caught Off-Guard By Hidden Security Camera, Video Goes Viral On X
A hidden security camera captures employees in a relaxed and unproductive state at work, sparking widespread discussion on social media after the footage goes viral.
-
Video: Mattresses, Pillows Brought To Flipkart Office For All-Night Shifts Before Big Billion Days Sale
A video shared by a marketing employee shows a truck delivering bedding to the Bengaluru office, including mattresses and pillows.
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Watch: Techie Captures First Day In Indian Office After Moving Back From Sweden
In the video, Dev Vijay Vargiya humorously contrasted his professional life in Europe with his new routine in India.
-
"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
-
'I'm A Kannadiga But...': Bengaluru Resident Feels Like 'Stranger' In Own City Amid Cultural Shift
The Reddit user said Bengaluru had stopped feeling like home for them, whilst others came to the city and created their own communities.
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"Don't Let Work Consume You": Warns British Entrepreneur In Viral LinkedIn Post
British entrepreneur Dan Murray urges professionals to prioritize their health and well-being over work demands, citing 12 reasons why leaving the office on time is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and avoiding burnout.
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Starbucks Korea Bans Desktops, Printers As WFH Customers Turn Cafes Into Offices
Many South Koreans working from home were bringing multiple computers and cubicle-style dividers to Starbucks, making it difficult to accommodate other guests.
-
"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
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'Quit After 5 Months': Redditor's Viral Post Slams India's 'Broken' Corporate Culture
The user revealed that they were hired without a proper job description and left without a reporting manager or any other senior figure for guidance.
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Boss Denies WFH Request, Sick Employee Reaches Office Only To Be Sent Home
A Reddit user has expressed his frustration over his boss's no-work-from-home rule.
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"80% of Our Work Is...": Rajasthan IAS Officer's Candid Post On Bureaucratic Work Culture Praised Online
Rajasthan's newly appointed Principal Secretary (Energy), Ajitabh Sharma, has sparked a conversation on LinkedIn with his candid take on the often-overlooked aspects of bureaucratic work culture.
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"80% Of Our Work Is...": Top Rajasthan Bureaucrat On IAS Work Culture
Indian Administrative Services (IAS) officers spend over 80 per cent of their work doing "non-core work", Rajasthan Principal Secretary (Energy) Ajitabh Sharma has said.
