Representative images Two years ago, I transitioned from a media professional in a highly organised newsroom environment, to a graduate student in a fairly dynamic, informal classroom setting. As our lectures were just three hours long and limited only to a certain few days of the week, the rest of the time was spent reading… Continue reading 4 rules I follow to work from home and still be productive
Since the trend of co-working spaces hit Indian metros, almost a decade ago, there’s been no looking back. Stuffy offices have given way to cool spaces with ample light, fluffy beanbags, green corners and delicious coffee. These co-working spaces opened up a whole new world, one where freelancers and start-up employees did not have to… Continue reading Design meets functionality at WeWork’s unique co-working spaces
Dear E. Jean: I can’t fake it with the phony, self-serving types at work. If I dislike someone, I walk out of the room. I’m frank with the people that I detest. I tell them to not even try to talk to me. Being blunt has worked for me at my job for several years… Continue reading How do I advance in my career without sucking up?
Not that you need an excuse to add to the Jason Momoa shrine in your cube, but decorating your workstation – often deemed “distracting” by Mr. Burns managerial types – can make you a happier and harder-working employee. “If you empower people and give them control of their own space, they feel more psychologically comfortable… Continue reading 7 easy ways to redecorate your work space
Have you ever found yourself overcome with silence in the middle of a meeting as the more confident, loud and assertive members of your team share opinions and ideas? When deafened by the noise from co-workers, employees may often feel insignificant, undervalued, or less likely to be seen wanting to get ahead in their career for… Continue reading Why introverts make for better employees
