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Gurgaon techie left Rs 18 LPA job fearing AI layoffs, for a Rs 10 LPA bank job. Now, he wants his IT job back. Why?A Gurgaon-based professional left an Rs 18 LPA IT job fearing AI-driven layoffs and took an Rs 10 LPA public-sector bank role in Chandigarh...
Not stocks or crypto: Gurgaon techie earning Rs 1.5 lakh a month, has a side hustle from which he earns Rs 15-20 lakh a year. What is it?A software engineer in Gurgaon has built a lucrative side hustle by operating four coconut water carts. While working his full-time tech jo...
Gurgaon man shares how he once struggled to pay Rs 500 for a doctor’s visit but today has a net worth of Rs 2 croreA Gurgaon tech professional based in the United States has achieved a net worth of ₹2 crore. In his viral post, he reflects on overcoming f...
Gurgaon techie, 29, saved Rs 2 crore. But what he learnt about life is worth more than the moneyA young tech professional from Gurgaon, now in the US, achieved a Rs 2 crore net worth. His journey highlights that financial security mean...
Earning Rs 20 lakh annually not enough to buy home in Gurgaon? Techie shares conversation with friend; post goes viralA social media post ignited a debate about unaffordable housing in Indian cities. A tech worker highlighted that even with a Rs 20 lakh ann...
Gurugram techie claims boss promised bonuses for not taking leaves and then cheated all. Internet reactsA tech employee in Gurgaon shared their boss's unfulfilled promise of a bonus for not taking leave. This issue, common among colleagues, hi...
Tata Digital revenue up 3x in FY22; TCS, BSNL close in on $2B deal for 4GTata Digital's consolidated revenue also includes businesses such as Croma, Tata Fintech, Tata Technologies and previous BigBasket acquisit...
Renting out designer clothes is no longer a social stigmaEntrepreneurs and investors see long-term opportunity in companies that hire out designer clothes and expensive accessories.
Fake Gurugram call centre busted, 3 heldThe call centre was bogus but nothing else was — the employees, mostly young boys and girls in their mid-20s and with a degree of fluency i...
What needs to be done - and is being done - to employ more Indians, and to make them employable“China became the world’s factory. That story is over. India cannot export its way out of poverty,” says Nandan Nilekani, a former chairman...
How online startups are reshaping the informal jobs sector in IndiaBabajob data from across India (made available exclusively to ET Magazine) throw up several insights, some predictable, others not as much.
Frame Your Idea, a platform for creative ideasFrame Your Idea or FYI may be just what the doctor ordered for an industry looking for creativity and diversity
How CultureAlley's app Hello English became number 1 on Google Play store in India in just 8 monthsAfter graduation, Patni returned to Gurgaon from Chicago to work in a Khosla Ventures-backed solar energy startup, but kept alive his dream.
Delhi beats Bengaluru in startup hiringOf all the e-commerce startup jobs for March 2015, Delhi NCR bagged the highest share, at 56 per cent, according to data from Timesjobs.com.
Coworking: India's trendiest start-ups operate out of cafes rather than conventional workplacesInside the collaborative world of co-working, the benefits it’s yielding start-ups and why a clutch of entrepreneurs is ramping up such spa...
Delhi beats Bangalore in start-up hiringWhile travel start-ups lead hiring in the Delhi NCR, data indicates that Amazon is hiring big.
Lok Sabha Polls 2014: Mixed voter turnout in Bangalore's multi-cornered fightThe endeavour of prominent Bangaloreans yields mixed results – turnouts in the IT capital were lower than in rest of K'taka but higher than...
IT slowdown & consumption: Fewer jobs and smaller pay hikes force techies to cut back spendsThe 3 mn techies catalysed the creation of a new consumer class. But, with fewer jobs, smaller pay hikes, this consumption story is peterin...
- Service providers eye middle-class Indians; offer convenient, specialised options
Rising consumption by middle-class Indians has spurred the launch of scores of startups that retail food, apparel and travel products.
- New age mantra for Indian techies: Upgrade or perish
About 7.5 mn freshers will join the IT sector this decade. Half of this workforce, will no longer be in demand for its accents or coding ta...