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CEO Explains Why Employees In Their 40s Are Losing Jobs Globally
Bombay Shaving Company boss Shantanu Deshpande said the situation was "deeply concerning".
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99% Indians Won't Show Up To Work If Given Sustenance Money, Says Bombay Shaving Company CEO
In his post, he said that the sole reason why Indian employees return to offices every day is for financial security and sustenance.
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Viral Post Discusses "Epidemic" Of Unhealthy Diets In India, We Asked A Nutritionist To Weigh In
A LinkedIn post by Bombay Shaving Company's CEO Shantanu Deshpande took social media by storm. He talked about how instant food delivery and ultra-processed food could signal a health crisis in the country.
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'You're What You Eat': Bombay Shaving CEO Raises Alarm On 'Biggest Epidemic'
Shantanu Deshpande believes the "junk food addiction" in India is "taking us down the path of China and the US without the economic cover needed for health."
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"Bengaluru Reminds Me Of Kota": Bombay Shaving Company CEO's Post Divides Internet
Bombay Shaving Company CEO Shantanu Deshpande recently took to X to draw parallels between Bengaluru and Kota.
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"I Had No Money": Anupam Mittal Open Up About His Struggles Before Starting Shaadi.com
Mr Mittal recalled starting as an entrepreneur and going from living in a small Mumbai house with 20 people to becoming a multimillionaire in his 20s
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Edelweiss's Radhika Gupta Shares "Best Advice" From Her Boss During Pregnancy
"We never discussed how long I was going to go on maternity leave. He never asked me, it just happened, there's enough trust," Ms Gupta said.
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CEO's Last LinkedIn Post After "18-Hour Days, No Rona-Dhona" Advice
The CEO of a grooming products firm has said he will quit posting on the social networking website LinkedIn after he received criticism over his post on working "18 hours a day".
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CEO's "18-Hour Days, Don't Do Rona-Dhona" Advice To Freshers Slammed
Bombay Shaving Company CEO Shantanu Deshpande is being slammed for an online post suggesting freshers must put in 18 hours at work in the first few years of their career.
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CEO Explains Why Employees In Their 40s Are Losing Jobs Globally
Bombay Shaving Company boss Shantanu Deshpande said the situation was "deeply concerning".
-
99% Indians Won't Show Up To Work If Given Sustenance Money, Says Bombay Shaving Company CEO
In his post, he said that the sole reason why Indian employees return to offices every day is for financial security and sustenance.
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Viral Post Discusses "Epidemic" Of Unhealthy Diets In India, We Asked A Nutritionist To Weigh In
A LinkedIn post by Bombay Shaving Company's CEO Shantanu Deshpande took social media by storm. He talked about how instant food delivery and ultra-processed food could signal a health crisis in the country.
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'You're What You Eat': Bombay Shaving CEO Raises Alarm On 'Biggest Epidemic'
Shantanu Deshpande believes the "junk food addiction" in India is "taking us down the path of China and the US without the economic cover needed for health."
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"Bengaluru Reminds Me Of Kota": Bombay Shaving Company CEO's Post Divides Internet
Bombay Shaving Company CEO Shantanu Deshpande recently took to X to draw parallels between Bengaluru and Kota.
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"I Had No Money": Anupam Mittal Open Up About His Struggles Before Starting Shaadi.com
Mr Mittal recalled starting as an entrepreneur and going from living in a small Mumbai house with 20 people to becoming a multimillionaire in his 20s
-
Edelweiss's Radhika Gupta Shares "Best Advice" From Her Boss During Pregnancy
"We never discussed how long I was going to go on maternity leave. He never asked me, it just happened, there's enough trust," Ms Gupta said.
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CEO's Last LinkedIn Post After "18-Hour Days, No Rona-Dhona" Advice
The CEO of a grooming products firm has said he will quit posting on the social networking website LinkedIn after he received criticism over his post on working "18 hours a day".
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CEO's "18-Hour Days, Don't Do Rona-Dhona" Advice To Freshers Slammed
Bombay Shaving Company CEO Shantanu Deshpande is being slammed for an online post suggesting freshers must put in 18 hours at work in the first few years of their career.
