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‘Such a blessing to be in India’: Doctor who returned from UK shares late-night experienceEx-NHS doctor Dr Deepanjali Sharma has shared how being able to buy medicines and IV injections late at night for her ill husband made her ...- From TCS to Microsoft, techie details 6 things different from the Indian company that surprised himSailesh Gurung has described how his move from TCS to Microsoft changed his view of corporate life. In an Instagram post, he compared hiera...
- Indian-origin founder refuses to make her team work on weekends, even if it means losing clients. Her bold take on burnout & creativity is going viralInterior designer Sarah Sham champions a firm five-day workweek for her staff, emphasizing the significance of well-being to fuel creativit...
- Leading After the FounderWhen the person who built the company steps back, emotions run high—and many organizations stumble. Here’s how to manage the transition.
- Google vs Microsoft: Which company is better to work for? A Bengaluru techie who worked at both shares the biggest perks & differencesBengaluru software engineer has shared his experiences of working at both Google and Microsoft, highlighting how each company shaped his ca...
- Bengaluru techie reveals why she is still excited to walk into Microsoft office after 5 years, and it's not about perksA Microsoft employee in Bengaluru, Deepika Koul, has captured social media attention for her enduring enthusiasm at work after five years. ...
- Talent twist: Silicon Valley's India story takes an unexpected turnThe prospective appointment of Kunal Shah to a leadership position at WhatsApp exemplifies an emerging pattern: Indian founders are increas...
- Bengaluru techie tours Microsoft Paris office, shows employees leaving laptops and work by 4:30 pmA Microsoft software engineer's Instagram video offers a humorous look at the company's Paris office. Rahul Kaushik shared his experiences ...
- Microsoft HR head Amy Coleman sends a strong 'let go' message to employees. Here's what her email readTech giant Microsoft has made some sweeping changes in the HR department. In an email to employees, Microsoft Chief People Officer Amy Cole...
- Microsoft eyes remote work crackdown, office return could be imminent - here’s what it means for staffMicrosoft is contemplating a shift in its work policy, potentially requiring employees to work from the office at least three days a week, ...
- Five memorable Microsoft legacies in computer cultureProviding ubiquitous desktop software for decades, Microsoft has come in for jibes, mockery and even loathing even as it has helped million...
- Microsoft India president Anant Maheshwari resignsMaheshwari’s exit comes amidst the rejig among top-level executives at the software company. The company’s chief operating officer Irina Gh...
- Microsoft, Museum of Art & Photography create AI-powered platform for linking artworks, culturesPrevious projects under the initiative have involved improving accessibility through the Open Access collection of the Metropolitan Museum ...
- Amazon to bring workers back to offices by fallAmazon had previously given its return-to-office date as June 30, but questions remained as to whether the company would allow some of its ...
- Microsoft opens its new engineering hub in NoidaThe new facility is Microsoft's third Development Centre in India after Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
- Microsoft to let employees work from home permanently: ReportThe Verge said most Microsoft employees are still at home as the health crisis drags on, and the company doesn't expect to reopen its US of...
- Microsoft plans multibillion-dollar campus overhaul in Redmond equivalent to 180 football fieldsWhile one giant Seattle-area company looks for a second headquarters, another is doubling down on its current location.
- Microsoft employees waste lot of milkMicrosoft’s global offices apparently have a (dairy) culture problem — namely, that employees are wasting a lot of milk.
- Here's what Microsoft employees think about their CEO Satya Nadella one year inWe've been polling Microsoft employees for the last week, and it turns out they're just as excited about Nadella as the outside world is.
- Microsoft helps languages talk techMicrosoft on Monday took steps to help local languages avoid being lost on the ever-changing computer technology landscape.
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