If something that seems like work to other people doesn't seem like work to you, that's something you're well suited for. For example, a lot of programmers I know, including me, actually like debugging. It's not something people tend to volunteer; one likes it the way one likes popping zits. But you may have to like debugging to like programming, considering the degree to which programming consists of it. The stranger your tastes seem to other people, the stronger evidence they probably are of what you should do.
This startup solved its Indian tech talent challenge by looking towards Eastern Europe. An Indian entrepreneur was facing a problem hiring the right talent for his Singapore-based fintech startup. He looked towards an unlikely location. While the idea has worked, it does mean managing teams spread across geographies and substantial investment in advanced workflow-collaboration technology for seamless operations.
Myntra bets on video content for enhancing customer engagement Fashion e-tailer Myntra on Tuesday said it is investing in a video content-led approach as it "transitions from a catalogue-heavy browsing experience to a content-heavy experience" to enhance customer engagement on the platform.
Why it is time for India to focus on building a commercial airliner With the success of ISRO's Chandrayaan-2 mission, the time is ripe for India to leverage the momentum and initiate a paradigm shift in its aircraft-manufacturing sector.Get latest Aviation online at cnbctv18.com
MSMEs running out of refinancing options as NBFs freeze LAP: Moody's NBFCs and HFCs have been bringing down their exposure in LAP lending to MSMEs due to funding squeeze which is caused by liquidity crises in the financial sector after the default of IL&FS in September last year.
Inside Amazon's New India Headquarters, Its Biggest Building Globally With 49 elevators moving a floor per second and zumba classes for its more than 15,000 employees, Amazon's new Indian headquarters, its biggest building globally, matches its ambitions in a vast but challenging market.
WPP, InMobi partner to co-create marketing products with mobile-first approach WPP's GroupM will provide data-driven marketing and media planning, with audience insights integration and also share its approach for in-app mobile content marketing.Kantar will provide research insights and recommendations on delivery and engagement
Over 16 Crore Muslims In India, Have Nothing To Fear: RSS Leader Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh joint general secretary Krishna Gopal on Wednesday questioned the view that Muslims "are afraid" in India while other minorities such as Parsis, Buddhists and Jains, who are fewer in number, feel secure.
Nandita Das to feature in an anthem against colour bias Nandita Das to feature in an anthem against colour bias. Latest Bollywood News, Bollywood Celebrity News, Breaking News, Celeb News, Celebrities News at Bollywood Hungama.com
How To Keep Working During Personal Hardship Whether it's the death of a loved one, a divorce, a life-threatening disease, a significant injury or something else, personal hardship takes its toll on us all at one point or another.
Valuations rising in step with losses for Indian unicorns Investors such as SoftBank are not too worried about cash burn and are willing to fund losses if growth continues.In FY18, Swiggy's loss almost tripled to ₹397.30 crore but valuation zoomed to ₹8,660.4 crore
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