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Promoting Gender Equality in the Workplace

By / / Diversity & Inclusivity, Employee Happiness, Work Culture
The Condition for Women In the Workplace The Other Side: Girl Power Talk The Foundations of Gender Equality at Girl Power Talk Overview: Guaranteeing gender equality and inclusivity at the workplace is still a challenge for most companies, especially amid post-pandemic conditions. Women are suffering higher levels of stress, burnout, and microaggressions at work than in previous years. Promoting gender lens investing and inclusivity at the workplace is key to retaining female talent and increasing competitiveness. Companies can improve their …

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The Folklore of The 20s: Stop Running At Others’ Pace

By / / Gen Z, Well-Being, Young Voices
Being Engaged Before Turning 30 You Are As Good as Who You Were as a Student It’s Okay To Sacrifice Your Health for Money If It’s Not Now, Then It's Never “At what age are you planning to get married?” “How many kids do you want in the future?” “What kind of wedding do you dream of?” I have been asked these questions numerous times as a teenager and I know you have been too. I answer these questions with …

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Behind the Lens Prithviraj’s Journey of Following His Passion-Girl Power Talk-

Behind the Lens: Prithviraj’s Journey of Following His Passion

By / / Careers, People We Admire, Young Voices
Adapting in Childhood Beginning of Filmmaking The Road Ahead Born in a small town in West Bengal, Siliguri, I was sent to a boarding school at a very young age. I changed states every four years and ended back up where I’d started: Kalimpong.  I pursued commerce at Delhi University but became more interested in my college’s newly inaugurated filmmaking society. After graduation, I got placed in a multinational company. After working there for 15 days, I quit. I joined …

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Things Teenagers Are Tired of Hearing Once They Turn 18

Things Teenagers Are Tired of Hearing Once They Turn 18

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, Gen Z, Young Voices
You Are an Adult Now, Pull Your Life Together You Are Just Beginning to Understand How the World Works, Shut Up! The Infamous Line: “When I Was Your Age, I Did Blah, Blah, Blah” Eighteen Is a Scary Number When you turn eighteen, which is the legal age for most countries, you would assume that you would have all the freedom that you want since you are already legally allowed to make decisions for yourself. Well…not entirely. If you are …

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5 Things Indian Kids Can Relate to About Career (Meme Version)

5 Things Indian Kids Can Relate to About Career (Meme Version)

By / / Careers, Education, Meme
We Want at Least One Doctor in the Family! Just Get Into IIT. Your Life Will Be Set. Don’t Worry, Beta. If You Search Properly, You Will Find a Real Job Soon. You Can Be Anything You Want to Be! Your Choices Are Unlimited- Doctor, Engineer and IAS Officer You Want to Become a Singer? Isn’t Singing a Hobby? Whether you’re 13 or 30, we’re pretty sure you’ve heard some career advice by your beloved aunties and uncles that transgress …

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