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Indian Woman Rejects WFH Job Over Mandatory Webcam Surveillance: "Hiring Humans Or Robots"
Many users supported her decision, saying excessive surveillance creates anxiety and distrust rather than improving productivity.
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Restaurateur Says Workers From Bengal, Northeast More Willing To Work Late Shifts Than Bengaluru Locals
Bengaluru restaurateur says workers from Bengal and northeast India were more willing to work late shifts than locals.
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"Gen Z Doesn't Work Hard?" Entrepreneur Says That Idea Is Completely Wrong
Aryan acknowledged that Gen Z employees communicate differently and approach their work in ways that may initially seem unfamiliar to managers from previous generations.
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Indian Woman Says Working In Netherlands Changed Her Outlook On Work-Life Balance: "Clear Boundaries"
In an Instagram video, Aditi explained how people in the Netherlands treat work seriously while still protecting personal time.
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A New Rs 25,000 Visa Can Let Indians Stay In Thailand For Up To 5 Years. Here's How It Works
The DTV is a five-year multiple-entry visa aimed at digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, and people travelling to Thailand for 'soft-power' activities
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Entrepreneur Told Employees To Stop Grinding Every Day. The Results Surprised Her
An Indian founder has gone viral after revealing her remote team uses a three-tier Slack status system to signal daily energy levels, helping prevent burnout and encouraging honest communication at work.
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Indian Man In UK Takes 5 PM Beach Walk, Highlights Work-Life Balance, Calls Life "Cinematic"
Kartik Modi, an Indian techie, posted a video on Instagram while spending time at a beach after his office hours.
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Entrepreneur Makes Daily 1-Hour 'Office Picnic' Mandatory For 40-Member Team, Wins Praise
The founder highlighted that the employees pause work daily for a '1-hour picnic' that fosters togetherness at the workplace.
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Do Trains Really Retire? Here's What Happens After Their Last Ride
Discover what happens to trains after they retire, from second-life transformations into goods carriers to organised scrapping.
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"Captured India's Vibrancy": PM Modi Pays Tribute To Renowned Photographer Raghu Rai
PM Modi mourned Raghu Rai, calling his passing an irreparable loss to photography.
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Indian Man Living In Belgium Explains Why Returning To India Isn't Easy For NRIs
Shrivastava said that living in Europe made him realise that the difference is not about clean air, modern cities or lifestyle improvements.
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"You Never Get That Time Back": US Entrepreneur Regrets Taking Just 2 Days Off For Daughter's Birth
He now calls that mindset a mistake, one that's rarely questioned in startup circles where long hours and personal sacrifice are often seen as badges of honour.
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72% Of Indian Gen Z Chooses Short Trips, Signalling Shift To Frequent Travel Trends: Report
This shift reflects a move towards travel that is easier to plan and repeat, allowing trips to fit around study, work, and personal schedules.
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Fired Techie Regrets Ignoring Red Flags About Company: "Stressed About Pregnant Wife"
The techie also revealed that the company's culture was "toxic" from day one, as there was constant pressure, unrealistic expectations.
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Billionaire CEO Calls Out Employees Craving Work-Life Balance: 'You Have A Problem'
Inaki Ereno, the CEO of health insurance company Bupa, admitted that his own work was never far from his mind, even while hitting the gym with his son.
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Indian Woman Rejects WFH Job Over Mandatory Webcam Surveillance: "Hiring Humans Or Robots"
Many users supported her decision, saying excessive surveillance creates anxiety and distrust rather than improving productivity.
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Restaurateur Says Workers From Bengal, Northeast More Willing To Work Late Shifts Than Bengaluru Locals
Bengaluru restaurateur says workers from Bengal and northeast India were more willing to work late shifts than locals.
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"Gen Z Doesn't Work Hard?" Entrepreneur Says That Idea Is Completely Wrong
Aryan acknowledged that Gen Z employees communicate differently and approach their work in ways that may initially seem unfamiliar to managers from previous generations.
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Indian Woman Says Working In Netherlands Changed Her Outlook On Work-Life Balance: "Clear Boundaries"
In an Instagram video, Aditi explained how people in the Netherlands treat work seriously while still protecting personal time.
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A New Rs 25,000 Visa Can Let Indians Stay In Thailand For Up To 5 Years. Here's How It Works
The DTV is a five-year multiple-entry visa aimed at digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, and people travelling to Thailand for 'soft-power' activities
-
Entrepreneur Told Employees To Stop Grinding Every Day. The Results Surprised Her
An Indian founder has gone viral after revealing her remote team uses a three-tier Slack status system to signal daily energy levels, helping prevent burnout and encouraging honest communication at work.
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Indian Man In UK Takes 5 PM Beach Walk, Highlights Work-Life Balance, Calls Life "Cinematic"
Kartik Modi, an Indian techie, posted a video on Instagram while spending time at a beach after his office hours.
-
Entrepreneur Makes Daily 1-Hour 'Office Picnic' Mandatory For 40-Member Team, Wins Praise
The founder highlighted that the employees pause work daily for a '1-hour picnic' that fosters togetherness at the workplace.
-
Do Trains Really Retire? Here's What Happens After Their Last Ride
Discover what happens to trains after they retire, from second-life transformations into goods carriers to organised scrapping.
-
"Captured India's Vibrancy": PM Modi Pays Tribute To Renowned Photographer Raghu Rai
PM Modi mourned Raghu Rai, calling his passing an irreparable loss to photography.
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Indian Man Living In Belgium Explains Why Returning To India Isn't Easy For NRIs
Shrivastava said that living in Europe made him realise that the difference is not about clean air, modern cities or lifestyle improvements.
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"You Never Get That Time Back": US Entrepreneur Regrets Taking Just 2 Days Off For Daughter's Birth
He now calls that mindset a mistake, one that's rarely questioned in startup circles where long hours and personal sacrifice are often seen as badges of honour.
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72% Of Indian Gen Z Chooses Short Trips, Signalling Shift To Frequent Travel Trends: Report
This shift reflects a move towards travel that is easier to plan and repeat, allowing trips to fit around study, work, and personal schedules.
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Fired Techie Regrets Ignoring Red Flags About Company: "Stressed About Pregnant Wife"
The techie also revealed that the company's culture was "toxic" from day one, as there was constant pressure, unrealistic expectations.
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Billionaire CEO Calls Out Employees Craving Work-Life Balance: 'You Have A Problem'
Inaki Ereno, the CEO of health insurance company Bupa, admitted that his own work was never far from his mind, even while hitting the gym with his son.
