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Rs 25 Lakh Pay, 600 Zomato Credits, And More: Job Offer In Bengaluru Sparks Debate
The job listing resonated with many users on social media as it sparked debate about salary structures in India's tech industry.
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Reddit User Lists Reasons For Leaving Dubai After 5 Years: "Insane Traffic, High Rent Prices"
The Redditor claimed that salaries and job opportunities are not as good as they used to be, making it hard to find a decent job with a fair salary.
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Noida Man's Humorous LinkedIn Title 'Assistant to My Wife' Goes Viral, Wins Hearts
Anil Baveja, a former high-flying executive in the automotive industry, updated his profile to list his current job as "Assistant to my wife."
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Mumbai Company Offers Internship For Rs 10/Month, Internet Says "Isse Accha Vishal Mega Mart..."
Falcon Labs, a Mumbai-based company, advertised a backend developer internship for a monthly stipend of just Rs 10.
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These Jobs Are At A Risk Of Disappearing In Just 2 Years, Replit CEO Warns
Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit - a company that allows users to build apps and websites using AI, recently shared a list of jobs that he believes could disappear in just 2 years.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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Blinkit Job Opening in Bengaluru Receives Over 13,000 Applications In One Day, Sparks Debate
Within a mere 24 hours, the job listing attracted an overwhelming 13,451 applicants, sparking intense discussions about the current state of the job market.
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Job Posting In Noida Says "South Indian Candidates Not Eligible", Sparks Outrage
The job posting has sparked intense criticism, with many condemning it as discriminatory and others condemning regional bias in hiring practices.
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"Smiling Excessively": Reddit Post Lists Reasons Why People Don't Get Hired, Internet Reacts
Recently, a Reddit user shared a list of bizarre reasons hiring managers might reject qualified candidates, as revealed by their cousin, a hiring manager at a large company.
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Chinese Employees Are "Selling" Their Bosses And Colleagues Online. Here's Why
A viral trend has emerged in the country where employees list their bosses, colleagues, and jobs for sale on second-hand e-commerce platforms.
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Rs 25 Lakh Pay, 600 Zomato Credits, And More: Job Offer In Bengaluru Sparks Debate
The job listing resonated with many users on social media as it sparked debate about salary structures in India's tech industry.
-
Reddit User Lists Reasons For Leaving Dubai After 5 Years: "Insane Traffic, High Rent Prices"
The Redditor claimed that salaries and job opportunities are not as good as they used to be, making it hard to find a decent job with a fair salary.
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Noida Man's Humorous LinkedIn Title 'Assistant to My Wife' Goes Viral, Wins Hearts
Anil Baveja, a former high-flying executive in the automotive industry, updated his profile to list his current job as "Assistant to my wife."
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Mumbai Company Offers Internship For Rs 10/Month, Internet Says "Isse Accha Vishal Mega Mart..."
Falcon Labs, a Mumbai-based company, advertised a backend developer internship for a monthly stipend of just Rs 10.
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These Jobs Are At A Risk Of Disappearing In Just 2 Years, Replit CEO Warns
Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit - a company that allows users to build apps and websites using AI, recently shared a list of jobs that he believes could disappear in just 2 years.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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Blinkit Job Opening in Bengaluru Receives Over 13,000 Applications In One Day, Sparks Debate
Within a mere 24 hours, the job listing attracted an overwhelming 13,451 applicants, sparking intense discussions about the current state of the job market.
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Job Posting In Noida Says "South Indian Candidates Not Eligible", Sparks Outrage
The job posting has sparked intense criticism, with many condemning it as discriminatory and others condemning regional bias in hiring practices.
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"Smiling Excessively": Reddit Post Lists Reasons Why People Don't Get Hired, Internet Reacts
Recently, a Reddit user shared a list of bizarre reasons hiring managers might reject qualified candidates, as revealed by their cousin, a hiring manager at a large company.
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Chinese Employees Are "Selling" Their Bosses And Colleagues Online. Here's Why
A viral trend has emerged in the country where employees list their bosses, colleagues, and jobs for sale on second-hand e-commerce platforms.
