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'One in four Indians can take pay cut to travel less for work'The sentiment of desiring a shorter commute was the highest in India amongst 11 countries globally, according to a professional networking ...- For Indians, health and happiness more important than 'rise in paycheck'Happiness is the key to success for most Indians, according to a survey.
- Red light district thrives on LinkedIn IndiaThe LinkedIn profile of a girl named Pushpa (name changed) from Bengaluru describes her as a call girl offering a variety of massages acros...
- Millennial India prefers skilled professionals over certified and strategic onesIndian professionals are keen on highlighting their experiences and skills to gain advantage over other candidates.
- Meet young brand ambassadors of India Inc who keep their companies coolA survey by Edelman, a public relations agency covering 33,000 respondents from 28 countries, shows that an average employee is far more tr...
- Organisation, passionate, dynamic most overused buzzwords: LinkedInLinkedIn noted 10 most overused buzzwords and these three words were among the top 10 overused words in 2015.
- Cybercriminals using fake LinkedIn accounts to scam users: SymantecScammers copy information from real LinkedIn profiles to pose as recruiters and attract new connections, it added.
- '82% Indian parents involved in deciding child's career'Indian parents play a key role in shaping the career paths of their children, as 82 per cent parents are involved in deciding their child's...
- Indian parents amongst top three on the ‘lighthouse parenting’ ladder: LinkedIn studyIndia is amongst the top three countries following this trend, with Brazil at 92%, and China at 87%.
- Indian professionals most conscious about their profile pictures: LinkedIn StudyMore than one in three Indian professionals across all age groups said that their first impression about someone is based on their online p...
- Youngsters bet on friendships at work for job happiness: SurveyMany of the working youngsters in the country feel that having friendships with colleagues at work place contributes positively to happines...
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