The term “quiet quitting” has made headlines, sparked workplace debates, and even trended across social media platforms. Often misunderstood, it’s described as employees doing the bare minimum of their job—clocking in, completing tasks, and clocking out, without taking on anything extra. It’s frequently framed as laziness or a lack of…
In many workplaces, rest is quietly framed as something you earn after proving your worth. Breaks are postponed, time off is negotiated with guilt, and stepping away feels like falling behind. But this mindset misses a crucial point: rest isn’t the opposite of productivity—it’s what sustains it. When we treat…
A colleague loses a loved one. They take their bereavement leave—usually somewhere between 3 to 5 days. And then, just like that, they’re back. Back to emails, meetings, deadlines, project briefs. Back to team catch-ups, client calls, and casual banter by the coffee machine. But here’s what we often forget:…
As I walked into the office on that typical Monday morning, I couldn’t help but feel an unease that went beyond the usual Monday blues. This wasn’t the fleeting discomfort of returning to work after a weekend; it was a persistent, creeping sensation that something wasn’t right. Subtle changes in…
Is it possible for an employee to become a CEO? Yes, no, or maybe? The answer is not as straightforward as it seems. Many people wonder about the traits and experiences that pave the way to the top. This question often leads to self-reflection: Do I possess the qualities to…
When I look back on my career, my first job still stands out as one of the most challenging periods of my life. My relationship with my first boss was rocky from the start. He was an authoritative figure who rarely engaged in real conversations with me. Despite spending four…
Online harassment, as defined under the IT Act of 2000, encompasses a range of hostile behaviors employed by internet users to harass, threaten, or maliciously embarrass individuals or organizations. It manifests through verbal insults, sexual references, or social shaming, infringing upon a person’s right to live free from violence and…
As a customer service engineer, Sameer confronts a steady stream of calls from clients seeking solutions to their software issues. Specializing in unraveling coding complexities, Sameer approaches each challenge with dedication, delving into the core of the problem. He seamlessly combines his engineering prowess with hypothesis-driven intuition, aiming to address…
We in the workplace are aware of the significance of leadership in any successful company. But what sort of leadership works best in an Indian setting? Servant leadership, a leadership ethos that has gained popularity recently, is one response. Servant leadership puts the emphasis on serving others rather than dominating…
If you’re looking to hire an intern, it’s important to find someone who not only has the necessary qualifications but is also the right fit for your organization. Here are five essential questions to ask when interviewing candidates to help you find the perfect intern: #1: What excites you…