Arfa Javaid
Senior Subeditor at Network18
Journalist @news18india | Share leads: [email protected] | ex - @httweets @jagrannews @opera
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financialexpress.com | Arfa Javaid
A techie took to Reddit to share his “horrible” interview experience with IBM Bengaluru. He claimed that a recruiter reached out to him for a mid-senior Application Developer role and assured him that his salary expectations would be considered. The candidate, currently earning a CTC of Rs 16 LPA, said he had clearly stated a minimum expectation of Rs 24 LPA.
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1 week ago |
financialexpress.com | Arfa Javaid
Gone are the days when resignation emails were carefully crafted, vetted by family and friends, and designed to leave on a cordial note. Now, Gen Zs are flipping the script with blunt, one-word resignation emails. Sometimes, they even resign via text messages or WhatsApp. More recently, one person scribbled her resignation on toilet paper, leaving leadership teams wondering how to respond.
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financialexpress.com | Arfa Javaid
India has “strongly rejected” Pakistan’s remarks on the recently enacted Waqf Law, which will regulate the management of Muslim charitable properties. The Supreme Court is set to hear petitions challenging the legislation today. Responding to the comments, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal called Pakistan’s statements “motivated” and asserted that it has no “locus standi” in India’s internal affairs.
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1 week ago |
financialexpress.com | Arfa Javaid
Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, whose company provides personal finance and business education to people, recently shared one key reason why he believes poor people often remain poor. Kiyosaki said that his “rich dad” told him that “people become their words” and advised him to never say no to anything.
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financialexpress.com | Arfa Javaid
Sam Altman, who married his long-time boyfriend Oliver Mulherin in 2024, welcomed his baby in February this year. The 39-year-old bought a smart crib for his baby and took to social media to recommend the very same crib to all parents. The crib is made by a Bengaluru woman’s startup, Cradlewise, that operates in India, Canada and the US. “We bought a lot of silly baby things that we haven’t needed,” wrote Altman on X (formerly Twitter), adding that he “recommends a Cradlewise crib”.
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