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Man Lands Rs 1.5 Crore Job After Using AI To Crack Interviews, Reveals His Strategy
AI helped him prepare for interviews, improve his answers and eventually secure a new job paying $155,000 a year, equivalent to roughly Rs 1.5 crore.
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Manager Asks Employees To Justify Every Hour Of Their 40-Hour Work Week
The employee claimed that workers are now required to justify 40 hours of weekly work, raising questions about whether such methods improve productivity or create unnecessary pressure.
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"AI Will Build Entire Features": Manager's Remark Sparks Debate On Reddit
A software engineer's viral Reddit post exposes a deep ideological divide in the tech industry after a manager claimed that AI will soon build software features entirely without human engineers.
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Reddit User Says Bengaluru's New Energy Makes Him Excited For The Future
The user said this visit felt different from earlier trips and left a sense of hope about the city's future.
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Viral Video Of Chefs Slicing Veggies To Exact Weights Divides Social Media
The chefs' actions look entirely effortless, resembling pure muscle memory learned after years of experience and practice.
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NRI Realises Why They Delayed Returning To India After 11 Years In US: 'Terrified Of Judgment'
NRI returning home after 11 years abroad, having overcome fear of social judgment and career setbacks.
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Corporate Worker Earning Rs 2.5 Lakh Says They Were Happier At Rs 25,000: 'I Feel Nothing'
A corporate worker earning Rs 2.5 lakhs monthly expresses emotional emptiness despite financial success.
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X User Slammed After Calling Lift Operator Job 'The Dumbest In The World'
Social media users defended the profession, saying lift operators still play an important role in hospitals, public buildings and crowd management.
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Applicant Denied Job For Not Having Master's Degree In Subject That Doesn't Exist
A job seeker was denied the role of a makerspace coordinator for not having a master's degree in a subject that doesn't exist.
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AI Is Now Spraying Pigeons Off People's Balconies And The Internet Is Shocked
A Reddit user has gone viral after building an AI-powered automated system that detects and sprays pigeons with water, showing how artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in everyday life and household problems.
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"No AC, No Windows": Employee's Angry Rant On Harsh Office Conditions Sparks Outrage
Many users reacting to the post said the issue goes beyond discomfort, calling it a potential health and safety risk.
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"Every Morning At 5 am...": US Man's Post On Loud Indian Neighbours Sparks Debate
In the post, a US man living in Texas complained that his daily routine gets disturbed by early-morning noise from next door.
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Student Posts WhatsApp Chat Of Teacher Inviting Him To Movie, Internet Slams "Unprofessional" Behaviour
Instead of directly confronting the teacher, he chose to decline politely, offering an excuse to avoid the situation.
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"It Turned Out Pretty Good Financially": Man Shares How Life In Delhi Is Cheaper Than He Expected
He stated that before moving to Delhi, he never imagined that he would be able to save almost half of his salary.
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Man Claims Senior Fired From Company For Stealing His Helmet, Internet Calls It "Cruel Punishment"
The company took strict action, placing the senior techie on notice period and blacklisting them.
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Man Lands Rs 1.5 Crore Job After Using AI To Crack Interviews, Reveals His Strategy
AI helped him prepare for interviews, improve his answers and eventually secure a new job paying $155,000 a year, equivalent to roughly Rs 1.5 crore.
-
Manager Asks Employees To Justify Every Hour Of Their 40-Hour Work Week
The employee claimed that workers are now required to justify 40 hours of weekly work, raising questions about whether such methods improve productivity or create unnecessary pressure.
-
"AI Will Build Entire Features": Manager's Remark Sparks Debate On Reddit
A software engineer's viral Reddit post exposes a deep ideological divide in the tech industry after a manager claimed that AI will soon build software features entirely without human engineers.
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Reddit User Says Bengaluru's New Energy Makes Him Excited For The Future
The user said this visit felt different from earlier trips and left a sense of hope about the city's future.
-
Viral Video Of Chefs Slicing Veggies To Exact Weights Divides Social Media
The chefs' actions look entirely effortless, resembling pure muscle memory learned after years of experience and practice.
-
NRI Realises Why They Delayed Returning To India After 11 Years In US: 'Terrified Of Judgment'
NRI returning home after 11 years abroad, having overcome fear of social judgment and career setbacks.
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Corporate Worker Earning Rs 2.5 Lakh Says They Were Happier At Rs 25,000: 'I Feel Nothing'
A corporate worker earning Rs 2.5 lakhs monthly expresses emotional emptiness despite financial success.
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X User Slammed After Calling Lift Operator Job 'The Dumbest In The World'
Social media users defended the profession, saying lift operators still play an important role in hospitals, public buildings and crowd management.
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Applicant Denied Job For Not Having Master's Degree In Subject That Doesn't Exist
A job seeker was denied the role of a makerspace coordinator for not having a master's degree in a subject that doesn't exist.
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AI Is Now Spraying Pigeons Off People's Balconies And The Internet Is Shocked
A Reddit user has gone viral after building an AI-powered automated system that detects and sprays pigeons with water, showing how artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in everyday life and household problems.
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"No AC, No Windows": Employee's Angry Rant On Harsh Office Conditions Sparks Outrage
Many users reacting to the post said the issue goes beyond discomfort, calling it a potential health and safety risk.
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"Every Morning At 5 am...": US Man's Post On Loud Indian Neighbours Sparks Debate
In the post, a US man living in Texas complained that his daily routine gets disturbed by early-morning noise from next door.
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Student Posts WhatsApp Chat Of Teacher Inviting Him To Movie, Internet Slams "Unprofessional" Behaviour
Instead of directly confronting the teacher, he chose to decline politely, offering an excuse to avoid the situation.
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"It Turned Out Pretty Good Financially": Man Shares How Life In Delhi Is Cheaper Than He Expected
He stated that before moving to Delhi, he never imagined that he would be able to save almost half of his salary.
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Man Claims Senior Fired From Company For Stealing His Helmet, Internet Calls It "Cruel Punishment"
The company took strict action, placing the senior techie on notice period and blacklisting them.
