Girl Power Talk is an amazing business with a cause, and part of a movement spearheaded by young entrepreneurs such as Rachita Sharma. Read More

Rachita Sharma describes herself as a rebel in the family, the questioning child who thought that life was unfair even then. Read More

Is ‘queering the workplace’ a distant dream, a work in progress, or the corporate conversation checklist that peaks during Pride month before it stops ‘trending’ and #Pride loses its ‘viral’ steam? Read More

BUSINESS is defined as the practice of making one’s living by engaging in commerce. It is an organization where people work together. Read More

We don’t see enough women leaders in the tech industry or among top executives in any company. Read More

This Vietnamese communication multimedia undergrad was initially assigned just three months’ work but ended up being extended to six months, and then a year.

Having this in mind, I got interested with the notable works of the Girl Power Talk, an Indian-based company, for their efforts in developing young individuals to become future leaders of the world. Read More

Who says teenagers can’t work on complex business projects for international clients?

At first glance this seems indicative of the alleged entitlement of Gen Z—while everyone from Baby Boomers to millennials has been dubbed the “me me me” generation, many employers fear that Gen Z will turn out worse.