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Retaining employees as they age is possible with more flexibility
Organisations could offer the same measures to everyone, thereby avoiding any allegations of age-based favouritism.
‘I’m just a 12th pass’: What Deepika Padukone’s success journey despite limited education teaches us about prioritising personal fulfilment
"I finished my 12th and I tried to do one year of my degree through college, I couldn't do that and then I tried to do distance education. I couldn't complete that as well," recalled Padukone.
‘Sanjay Dutt was freaking out’: Rajat Bedi recalls waiting hours for Govinda on Jodi No. 1 set; how one person’s delay can impact team morale
The confusion only grew when they learnt that Govinda wasn’t even at home but flying in from Hyderabad.
‘When the lights are out, I cry’: Neha Dhupia opens up about experiencing anxiety when she’s out of work; expert on how it impacts mental health
After 20 years in the film industry, Neha Dhupia opens up about anxiety, crying in private, and the emotional toll of long gaps between acting jobs.
Jackky Bhagnani praises wife Rakul Preet Singh for not demanding ‘anything extra’ professionally, ‘when she can clearly’; expert on finding balance
“She is one of the most balanced, one of the most sorted human beings on this earth,” shared actor-producer Jackky Bhagnani
Why chronic boredom at work is bad for modern organisations
Not all workplace stress comes from overload. For many employees, it’s the emptiness of under-stimulation that slowly erodes motivation and confidence.
‘Kam se kam bata dena chahiye tha’: When Neena Gupta found out she was replaced from a movie through Instagram
Her suspicions were confirmed when she found out the role had gone to someone else. “Pata chala ki meri jagah usko le liya hai,” she said.
Why this Japenese philosophy is the key to finding meaning in your career
While often associated with literature, art, and nature (such as the ephemeral beauty of cherry blossoms), Mono no Aware also has profound implications for work and professional life.
‘What have you done since Hotmail’: Sabeer Bhatia says stigma around failure is so strong in India, people don’t experiment
For Sabeer Bhatia, the message is clear: India must move beyond rote learning, rigid thinking, and fear of failure
‘I had to pretend to be dumb’: Janhvi Kapoor speaks about navigating male egos in her career despite being privileged; how self-censoring impacts women’s confidence
“I understand that I am coming from a place of privilege in my work environment,” she acknowledged.
What happens when managers don’t act? New research reveals consequences can be severe
Because of their formal position of authority, managers have the obligation to protect their employees from harm and maintain a safe and ethical work environment.
’24 ghante kaam karke faayeda kya hai’: Anil Kapoor on importance of taking breaks from work
Just like Anil Kapoor said, a person's financial background, and how they grew up around money, plays a very crucial role in determining their ability to take a break.
From ‘job hugging’ to ‘conscious unbossing’: Top 5 trends that defined workplaces in 2025
Here are the workplace trends that reshaped careers in 2025
The rise of ‘career minimalism’: Why Gen Z professionals are giving less of themselves to work by choice
For many, this approach feels like a practical response to economic uncertainty, rising living costs and widespread workplace fatigue.
The future of work — according to Generation Z — is purposeful, digital and flexible
For Gen Z, stability is seen as essential for their well-being at work. This generation is ambitious, albeit in ways that diverge from traditional hierarchical advancement.
‘It will be like a hobby, pretty much’: Psychologist reflects on Elon Musk’s prediction of a job-free future for the world due to ‘advancements in AI and robotics’
The podcast host, Nikhil Kamath, noted that certain parts of the world are already moving toward shorter workweeks driven by rising productivity.
From BAU to OOO, corporate lingos you must know
Here's a comprehensive corporate that'll come in handy he next time you circle back to the hanging fruit!
‘Badtameezi hui hai’: After Mouni Roy recounts a disturbing experience in her early career, a psychologist explains the guilt, shock and trauma that follow
Mouni recalls that she was just 21-22 years old when the incident happened
As Ankur Warikoo shares driver’s salary, calls him ‘trusted partner,’ psychologist decodes what leads to long-term staff becoming ‘family’: ‘He knows our ATM pin’
Ankur Warikoo’s viral post praising his longtime driver sparked conversations about loyalty and long-term commitment in households.
‘Mere haath pe ulti kar di’: When Raveena Tandon shared shocking ad-shoot moment with young Aftab Shivdasani; psychologist breaks down stress response
The actress recalled the incident from an expensive Cadbury ad, which pushed Shivdasani, only 10 then, to nausea after 20–25 retakes.
The Japanese principle of Ho Ren So will help improve communication at your workplace
The Ho-Ren-So concept is a powerful tool for effective communication and teamwork in the workplace
‘Only 7% of interview success depends on what you say’: Ankur Warikoo explains the viral 7-38-55 rule and why most candidates fail despite good answers
Ankur Warikoo explained that these figures perfectly capture the high-emotion, high-stakes setting of a job interview.
‘I was a workhorse…’: Priyanka Chopra on how exhaustion at work is glorified and why it’s important to strike a balance
Priyanka Chopra is vocal about how the professional world often glorifies exhaustion, leading many to feel that success requires sacrifice at the cost of well-being.
The Japanese popularised Omotenashi in their bid for Tokyo Olympics; here’s what it means
While other countries focus on service efficiency, Japan continues to lead with service excellence rooted in genuine care and attention to detail.
Salman Khan on being exhausted while shooting 15 films at once and getting irritated with Aamir Khan for arriving early on Andaz Apna Apna sets: ‘Jab iska final ho jaaye…’
Actor Salman Khan candidly shared how overcommitment once left him drained.
Indian and Azerbaijani officials met in Baku to mend strained relations following India's military strikes on Pakistan. Discussions covered trade, technology, tourism, and fighting cross-border terrorism. The Indian ambassador facilitated the engagement and future consultations will be held in New Delhi. The conflict led to a boycott campaign, causing a significant decline in Indian tourists.
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