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Shocking Hiring Memo Leak! Infosys, Wipro, TCS Employees Rejected In US Job Market

25 Mar 2025

A Reddit user has ignited a heated online debate after claiming to have received a confidential internal hiring memo from a recruiter. The leaked document, which surfaced on Reddit two days ago, allegedly details the company’s strict candidate selection process, sparking concerns over elitism and exclusion in tech hiring. Strict...

32-Year-Old Top Lawyer Earns Rs 7 Crore, Drops “F* Off” To Boss And Quits Immediately!

27 Feb 2025

A litigation lawyer at a top-tier law firm reportedly quit on the spot after his request for a non-transfer—so he could be with his eight-month pregnant wife—was denied by senior management. The incident, shared by Nick Huber, founder of Somewhere, has since gone viral on social media. The High-Powered Life...

Man Left A High-Paying Job In Mumbai To Thrive In Jamshedpur: 5 Surprising Perks

19 Jan 2025

Five years ago, Sumit Agrawal, a career coach, left a high-paying job in Mumbai to return to his hometown, Jamshedpur. What initially seemed like a leap into the unknown has turned out to be a transformative journey, offering a fresh perspective on work-life balance and quality of life. Overcoming Initial...

Ahmedabad CEO’s ‘Zero Salary’ And ‘No Weekends’ Job Post Sparks Viral Debate

07 Aug 2024

A LinkedIn post by Shubham Mishra, founder and CEO of BatteryOKTechnologies in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, has generated significant buzz online for its unconventional job listing. The post, which sought 'exceptional humans' for the startup’s core team, highlighted an array of unusual job conditions, including 'zero salary', 'no weekend offs', and 'no...

US-Based Indian-Origin Man Advises To Reject Jobs If Boss Uses ‘Hindi’

05 Aug 2024

A recent post by an Indian-origin man working for a US-based company has stirred significant backlash on social media. The post, which suggests that candidates should "politely decline" job offers if their prospective manager mixes Hindi with English, has been viewed over 1.1 lakh times and garnered nearly 600 comments....

Tata’s ₹27,000 Crore Assam Chip Plant To Create 27,000 Jobs By 2025

04 Aug 2024

Tata Electronics has officially started the construction of its ₹27,000 crore semiconductor chip assembly plant in 'Jagiroad, Morigaon district, Assam'. Expected to become operational in 2025, this significant project aims to create 27,000 jobs, including 15,000 direct and 12,000 indirect employment opportunities. During the Bhumi Pujan (foundation stone laying) ceremony,...

51.40 cr jobs generated in 2014-24

14 May 2024

At least 5.14 crore person-years of employment on average every year has been generated since 2014 with the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) itself adding 2.52 crore steady and sustainable employment as an average per year since 2014 (net of employment mortality) finds the SKOCH Report on “Employment Generative Impact...

IBM to cut 3,900 jobs

26 Jan 2023

Amid broader tech slowdown International Business Machines (IBM) would cut about 3,900 jobs. According to the media reports due to the slowdown in the economy, many tech companies have been affected. Earlier, Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft Corp, and many other companies announced their plan to eliminate jobs.

Tejashwi slams PM over Rozgar Mela, asks how many job have they given

22 Nov 2022

Tejashwi Yadav, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister took a dig at PM Modi on Tuesday over the distribution of appointment letters through the ‘Rozgar Mela.’ The Rashtriya Janata Dal leader in a jibe at PM Modi said, "How many jobs are they (BJP government) giving to the people of this country?"...

Chhattisgarh plans law for quotas based on communities’ population

22 Nov 2022

The Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes (SCs), among other communities, will receive a proportional amount of reservation in jobs and educational settings under a measure that the Chhattisgarh government intends to propose in the assembly (OBC). The draft will be examined at the state Cabinet meeting on...

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