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An entrepreneur rejected a Gen Z job candidate for asking basic company details despite receiving them beforehand. She cited a lack of prep...

A professional's confidence was shattered after his supervisor harshly reprimanded him for disconnecting from an online meeting due to poor...

A 29 year Reddit user sparked a heated debate after asking a female co-worker why she wears makeup daily. It was followed by her question a...

Maggie Smith's shortest date ever went viral because she was turned down within two minutes of meeting her date. This sparked conversations...

Dozens of singles participated in Lahore's first in-person matrimonial event organized by the UK-based app Muzz. With Islamic etiquette cen...

Both generations prefer online dating to its conventional counterpart.

In a post-pandemic world, non-verbal communication has become as important as the words you use.

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The loss of connections has been heartbreaking, and the resurgence of the delta variant is raising fresh questions.

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he pan-India competition saw spirited representation from students across the country. In the final list of ET Campus Stars Class of 2017-1...

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People need to remember that although the holiday party is a time to celebrate, this activity is still a business event and how you behave ...

Bengaluru's startups are steadily becoming pet-friendly. Many believe they convert offices from pressure cookers into cool workspaces.

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IT companies now want their staff — including programmers — to be confident, well-spoken and savvy enough to clinch deals on their own.