Posts from the careers category.
Adrian guided Kaia through the glass corridor, the soft hum of morning conversatiion floating around them. The office, with its clean lines and warm tones, buzzed with the low excitement that always came with a new project - and today, a new team lead.Kaia walked beside him, composed yet quietly taking in every detail. Her heels clicked softly on the marble, her formal dress fitted and elegant, co...
I remember finishing this book on an ordinary afternoon — and feeling unexpectedly still.Not the triumphant stillness of motivation, but the quieter kind. The kind that comes when someone has spoken honestly enough that your defences don’t know where to stand anymore. I was seated, book resting face-down, noticing my shoulders had dropped. As if something inside me had been allowed to exhale.Limit...
It began with a chuckle. A friend had once told me, “Women don’t juggle — they perform a circus act with grace.” I didn’t quite get it until I read Lady, You’re Not a Man! by Apoorva Purohit. Somewhere between her witty anecdotes about lazy husbands, sulky interns, and those sacred office coffee breaks that save one’s sanity, I found myself nodding, smiling, and occasionally sighing at the mirror ...
You know that restless feeling when you’re sitting at your desk, staring at your laptop, wondering if the work you’re doing today is actually leading you anywhere tomorrow? That was me when I stumbled onto Design Your Career: Lead Self, Lead Others, Lead Change by Pavan Soni. I picked it up half-expecting another glossy self-help book full of catchy one-liners and “10 rules for success.” What I fo...
Careers often feel like chaotic sprints — full of sharp turns, burning lungs, and everyone yelling, “Faster! Higher! Better!” But what if we slowed down and looked at our careers as marathons instead? Long, personal, sometimes gruelling, but deeply meaningful runs that unfold one kilometre at a time?Gurucharan Singh Gandhi’s Careerathon: Careers as Marathons taps right into that metaphor. And as s...
Imagine you’re in a room full of professionals, your work consistently exceeds expectations, and yet promotions pass you by like unspoken words. This reality—familiar to many women—is exactly what How Women Rise: Break the 12 Habits Holding You Back from Your Next Raise, Promotion, or Job explores. Co-authored by renowned leadership coach Marshall Goldsmith, known for his bestseller What Got You H...
Have you ever wondered what an MBA truly does to a person—beyond the glossy brochures and LinkedIn headlines? That’s the question I found myself asking when I picked up Mr. MBA by Prof. Dr. Ansari Ebrahim. And what I discovered wasn’t just a guide to management education—it was a reimagining of how we see personal growth and professional purpose.Prof. Dr. Ebrahim isn’t your run-of-the-mill academi...
Listen to the audio version hereरोज़गार का शाम पर पहरा हैं,दोपहर के बाद सीधा अंधेरा हैं।न सूरज की धूप, न पत्तों की सरसराहट,बस व्यस्त व्यक्तिओं की एक सामूहिक घबराहट।कौन रखेगा तेरी जीत हार का लेखा-जोखा,क्या प्रसारण से ही बनता हैं तेरा जीवन अनोखा?देख प्रशंसक खुद प्रशंसा बटोर रहे हैं,जिनसे भिख मांग रहा हैं, वो खुद तेरा कटोरा टटोल रहे हैं।दौड़ थी अंधी, भीड़ थी बहरी,Degree का नकाब, बिकता भरी दोपहरी |लगा...
Imagine standing at a crossroads in life—whether it's career uncertainty, an approaching retirement, or simply the nagging feeling that something needs to change. What do you do? How do you move forward without losing yourself in the process? This is where NextInnings.Life by Gopal Kumar and Girish Aswani steps in, acting as a roadmap for those ready to embrace transformation.Both authors bring a ...
Hajipasha Sheikh stands as a remarkable figure in Thane’s Football circles, celebrated for his multifaceted contributions to both the professional and sports arenas. His journey is inspirational and filled with examples what one can achieve with dedication, skill, and the pursuit of excellence.Family BackgroundHajipasha Sheikh is supported by a family that shares his commitment to achievement. His...
