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HR wanted him on a PIP when his dad was dying, manager intervened and saved his job; now, after discovering the new hire he trains earns $14,000 more, he faces a dilemma with a better-paying job offer in handA hardworking employee in logistics uncovers that a newly recruited colleague is earning $14,000 more than him. After training this new hir...- Nana Patekar: The actor whose works represented the kaleidoscopic range of the common man’s lifeNana Patekar, a prominent actor, brought the common man's experiences to life through his powerful performances. His dedication to theatre ...
- Payoneer India Cross-Border Excellence Awards 2026 closes with a blueprint for India’s next export leapIndia’s exports hit a record $863.1 billion in FY26, yet the businesses driving that growth rarely share the spotlight. On September 25 in ...
- North Carolina is one of the midterm states to watch in 2026, with an open Senate seat that could help decide who controls the chamberNorth Carolina's upcoming Senate election features Democrat Roy Cooper against Republican Michael Whatley in a highly competitive environme...
- Gen X could be your biggest 'workforce advantage' not 'forgotten generation' - Here’s how employers can re-engage themGeneration X employees, born between 1965 and 1980, form a crucial part of the workforce today. While they are loyal and experienced, many ...
- More than 1,400 years ago, China challenged hereditary privilege with civil service exams; centuries before Max Weber explained the bureaucracy modern states rely onIn 581 CE, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty abolished China's Nine-Rank System, an ancient framework that reserved civil appointments for lan...
- ‘They treated me like a corporate spy’: Employee says he was terminated minutes after giving two-week notice, sparks debate on company loyaltyAn anonymous employee has described an abrupt end to their four-year stint at a company after submitting a two-week resignation notice and ...
- Employee quits Fortune 500 company three days into PIP, lands government job paying $17K more, then notices former coworker checking LinkedIn 8 times in one day before sending a requestAn employee who quit a Fortune 500 company three days into a performance improvement plan (PIP) says their career quickly turned around, wi...
- Payoneer India Cross-Border Excellence Awards: A diverse winner list reflects India’s growing cross-border tradeServices exports in India have surged to a record $421.3 billion, surpassing estimates, in FY26, as total exports hit an unprecedented $863...
- He was rejected for leaving a job in 6 months. Then this Delhi entrepreneur asked him one questionDelhi-based entrepreneur Kanika Jain shared how she hired a candidate despite his six-month tenure, which had led other interviewers to rej...
- Salary increase strategy for '2x hike': 5 career mistakes to avoid that quietly keeps your income lower than your market valueA corporate employee with more than 15 years of experience has shared his views on why many professionals struggle to see significant salar...
- Quote of the day by Sean Connery: 'I take the good with the bad. I can’t love people in slices.' Life lessons from motivational quote on radical acceptance, perfectionism, lasting loyalty, humility, true love and deep relationshipsQuote of the day by Sean Connery explores a line from his portrayal of King Arthur in First Knight: “I take the good with the bad. I can’t ...
- India Inc’s Promoter Raj has run its course. Time to rewrite the succession scriptCorporate India faces numerous high-profile CEO departures, testing established succession plans. The traditional promoter system, a coloni...
- Gen Z employee resigns after manager asks her to work during a leave, sparks debate on work ethicA viral X post has triggered debate over Gen Z workplace attitudes after an account claimed that two young employees resigned from the same...
- Railway stocks: Over 2 years of correction; time to relook without bias? 7 stocks with downside to upside potential of -28% to 32%A sector-wide correction usually does one job. It takes the froth off and leaves the good businesses standing where they should be. The two...
- Tim Cook hands Apple to Ternus: bigger and richer, but catching up in AI raceFifteen years on, having taken the iPhone maker from a $350 billion company to a more than $4.5 trillion behemoth, Cook will pass the baton...
- Tim Cook hands Apple to Ternus: bigger and richer, but catching up in AI raceTim Cook will step down as Apple CEO on September 1 after 15 years, handing over the role to hardware chief John Ternus, while becoming exe...
- In 1863, an American actress went behind enemy lines as a union spy. Her mission ended with a death sentenceIn a remarkable twist during the Civil War, actress Pauline Cushman accepted a role to toast Jefferson Davis, cleverly disguising her true ...
- World War I dogs had jobs that could save a soldier’s life — from finding wounded troops to warning of mustard gasDuring World War I, military dogs displayed unwavering bravery in the trenches. Tasked with lifesaving duties, they rescued injured soldier...
- India gets ready to build its own Samsung, Vivo or XiaomiIndia has emerged as a major global smartphone manufacturing hub, but it is yet to build a home-grown brand of comparable scale. A new Rs 6...
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