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Apprentices of today: Masters of the game, tomorrow?

Apprentices of today: Masters of the game, tomorrow? Sir Humphry Davy was a famous scientist of the time. Through consistent persistence, young Michael reached out to Humphry Davy, even putting his book-binding skills to creative use to showcase his work and examples to Davy. His persistence paid off when Davy final…

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Of moonlighting by the day: Is one job enough?

Of moonlighting by the day: Is one job enough? After working for years, I realized two more things. That the concept of a full-time employee is not really that clear to me. Or to more people for that matter. After all, whose time are we talking about? If one person has more time in a day than is required for the job…

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Hiring increases by 29% in April-June 2022: Indeed tracker

Hiring increases by 29% in April-June 2022: Indeed tracker IT/ITeS continued to lead all sectors, with 91% of the employers in the sector hiring during the quarter (83% in the previous quarter). This trend may be attributed to attrition – voluntary and involuntary – the tech sector experienced in recent times.

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It's raining jobs at IITs as Class of 2023 gets more offers

It's raining jobs at IITs as Class of 2023 gets more offers IITs of Delhi, Madras, Varanasi, Guwahati, Gandhinagar and Mandi said they have seen a 15-75% increase in PPO numbers compared with this time last year, with the highest disclosed salaries offered so far at ₹91.2 lakh to ₹1.2 crore at these institutes.�…

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Cimpress pilots 4.5-day work week through Recharge Fridays

Cimpress pilots 4.5-day work week through Recharge Fridays The company’s aim is to give employees an opportunity to look after their well-being and encourage work-life harmony. Using this time, employees can spend their time doing whatever they want to recharge their batteries. Fridays are also no-meeting days which…

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'India Inc to hand out bigger hikes next year'

'India Inc to hand out bigger hikes next year' As per the report, 58% of Indian employers have budgeted for higher salary increases this year compared to last year, while 24.4% are making no changes in the budget. Only 5.4% have reduced the budget as compared to 2022.

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Changes working women would like to see in next 25 years

Changes working women would like to see in next 25 years According to the NSO’s (National Survey Office) Time Use in India survey in 2019, the average time women were spending on unpaid domestic service for household members was three times that of men, while the average time they spent on unpaid caregiving services…

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