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U.S. Chambers seeks to double H-1B quota

Data engineering in focus

Virtual job fair for women on June 26

Off the edge Education

Plan your future

Live lightly Education

The weight of perfection

New Work Order Careers

Looking on the bright side of portfolio careers

Digital tech reshaping management education: experts

Webinar details impact of innovation on teaching and learning

Get that business edge

From positions in trading or market analytics, working in MNCs, to following the entrepreneurial route, a degree in International Business Management opens up multiple avenues

Young Indian developers get candid about what they need from the tech industry

The Indian-origin winners for Apple’s Student Swift Challenge 2021 explain why the developers industry has a long way to go in terms of intersection of industries, resource access and communication

Sleep your way to success

Rejuvenate yourself, mentally and physically, at the end of each day with at least seven hours of rest

Realise your dreams

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help

India in a nutshell

Author Devdutt Pattanaik on the Herculean task of condensing the vast spectrum of Indian culture and heritage into a book, specifically for civil service aspirants

The world of codes and algorithms

Navigate your way to build a career in Computer Science

What experiences can teach

How an Executive MBA can give working professionals that much-needed edge

Make wise decisions

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help

Email communication continues to thrive 50 years after invention

Despite the many advances in technology, email communication continues to thrive, 50 years after it was first invented

10 increasingly important career options

Here are 10 career options that are becoming increasingly important currently

How candidates can make use of the extra time to better their UPSC interview prep

With the UPSC Civil Services interview postponed, candidates can use this time to prepare well

On an upward trajectory

With automation entering the warehousing sector, diverse career paths are opening up

Employee assistance programmes find wider focus as companies battle the Second Wave

A recent survey on COVID benefits shows that organisations are reinventing their policies to accommodate new and rapidly emerging needs

A possible game-changer

If more engaging offline material can be created in various regional languages and English for both school and college levels, ed-tech can truly be a powerful leveller

Staying ahead of the problem

Smart thinking leads to smart choices and newer opportunities. So it is important to develop this skill of the future

SRM and The Hindu conclave to spotlight science, engineering and technology

The SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) in association with The Hindu Group has launched a 15-part webinar series — ‘SRM Virtual Conclave

Catering to customer requirements

What does a Consumer Insights Analyst do? What are the skill sets required for this field?

Build bridges, don’t break them

Learning about unconscious biases and micro aggression could make us better professionals and human beings

‘Employee experience and upskilling will take centre stage’

A LinkedIn report shows how the pandemic has effected lasting changes in the talent stratosphere, particularly expanding HR’s role in this area

Imagine, create, innovate

Technology can help foster creativity in education and help students be active learners

Towards a balanced world

The GATI initiative aims to achieve a systemic and cultural transformation in establishing a Gender Equality framework in Higher Education Institutions

Introspect for answers

Uncertain about your career choice? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help.

Long-term COVID-19 effect: ‘There is an upskilling challenge on the cards’

McKinsey Global Institute’s latest in a series of studies says that through the 2020s, around 100 million employees in eight countries will be forced to switch to new occupations, and in the process many of them would be challenged to develop “higher socio-emotional capacity to acquire new skillsets”

Corporate organises a coding challenge for school students

A Hewlett Packard initiative, it invites students to solve 25 coding-related problems in three hours using any of the programming languages — C, C++, Java, Python and JavaScript

Non-employees can drive this referral programme

Slice, a payment and credit start-up, has expanded the scope of its referral programme by allowing non-Slice employees to refer a candidate.The

Think global, promote local

What can India do to promote more quality Ph.D programmes and avoid playing the “catch up” game with institutes abroad?

Off to a fresh start

Sai Abhinay Chepuri is riding the tech wave to revolutionise farming and help farmers

Go online or offline

Uncertain about your career choice? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help.

Look beyond the numbers

Why B-schools need to shape mindsets, and not be mere placement hubs

Join forces with the defence

Tips to ace the gruelling exam to join the armed forces

Biden allows H1-B visa ban to expire

Study showed the ban had little impact on reviving domestic employment in the U.S.; Indian IT industry bodies welcome the move.

LinkedIn puts out top 10 jobs, skills in India

Some 10 job roles were hot in India as per December 2020 data released by Microsoft-owned professional platform, LinkedIn.These positions included:

Write to get it right: How content creators can turn creativity into a career

Content has become significant in our digital world today. For some, it forms an outlet to network with individuals of similar interests; for others,

Lay a strong foundation

To me, architecture is the largest unwritten historical document and evokes a curiosity about what life would have been like all those years ago.

Why we need deep generalists

Creative problem-solving, innovation, systems thinking and emotional agility are the requirements for the future, and our education system should be geared for this

It pays to be ‘fossil hunters’: GSI

There aren’t too many takers of palaeontology in India, but it offers a high-yielding career

Army cancels recruitment exam after question paper leak

"The Indian Army has zero tolerance towards corrupt practices in the recruitment process for selection of suitable candidates," an official said.

With formalisation of WFH, would smaller cities become new job hubs?

With many organisations seeking to bring many digital jobs under a remote-working arrangement, talent strategy is in for a significant transformation

Leach versus Pant: A tale of teamsmanship

If what led to the snaring of Rishabh Pant in the second innings of the second Test were frozen in a collage of frames, a picture of credit-sharing, support-seeking and collaborative success would emerge

Govt. ready to give UPSC aspirants another chance

They should not be age-barred, govt. tells Supreme Court.

Host a healthy community

New institutes and revamped courses are necessary to increase the number of nurses and other healthcare professionals

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