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5 Tips to Help You Settle in a New Office

I know how nervous one can get on their first day at work and how badly one wants to know exactly what to do. When I joined my office five months ago, I literally wished I had an instruction manual to know how to do it right.

But I had none, so I had to figure it out on my own. I had to put the trial-and-error method to use and see for myself what works and what doesn’t. But that doesn’t mean you will have to go through the same experience too.

For, I have decided to put together a list of five ti...

5 Office Myths Busted

I had been working in an office for around five months now. But it really didn’t take me more than a few days to figure out how tainted our belief-system is!

Trust me, we had been told lies about offices all through our lives. It’s nothing like they project it those web-series (well, most of them) or how some people describe it. At least, my office isn’t. And, I am sure that most offices aren’t either.

So, without further let me bust some of the office myths we are made to believe.

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India’s New National Education Policy 2020: Dr. Joseph K Thomas (Book Review)

“As human beings, we have to give back to the society we live in and make it a better place to live for everybody.”

And the only way to accomplish this great mission comes through education. Proper education is the sole path towards a secured future, not only for an individual but also at a National level. Every individual has the right to good education and the recent National Education Policy 2020 proposes to achieve just that.

And what author Dr. Joseph K. Thomas proposes to do in this boo...

Riding The Demon (Book Review)

“He was tired of being the prey. He was going to show the predators what it felt like when jaws clamped down on them.”

~Riding The Demon, Murali Raghavan

A person can be the most innocent and honest man alive on earth but when their back hits against the wall, they aren’t left with much option other than to rise, resist and fight back if they want to win the game. And Vikram sure wants to win!

Welcome to “Riding The Demon”, the greatest and the finest financial thriller of the era where di...

Atharva (Book Review)

“Of all the wars a warrior fights, none is harder than the battle with his own soul.”

~Atharva, Ramesh Thamilmani

Welcome to the world of “Atharva”, a new age graphic novel created by author Ramesh Thamilmani and the illustrators at Virzu Studios.

We all have our own battles. Some fight with external intruders while some fight with their inner devils. Our hero Atharva has to fight with both: neither of which would be easy for him, but will definitely be a life-changing experience.

When the f...

5 Strategies I Applied to Crack the Job Interview

After working as a freelancer for quite a few years, I finally decided to secure a job at an office. The process is obviously not as simple as getting hired for freelancing.

But I was up for the challenge. It’s evident from the fact that it was my first job interview and I cracked it like a fine nut. But trust me, no extraordinary element was at work. All I did was to apply some very simple strategies and the job was mine.

So, here I am sharing the 5 strategies I applied to crack the job i...

5 Reasons Why I Love My Office

I have been freelancing for the longest time I can remember. But exactly three months ago, I landed myself on a job at an office as a content writer. Everything happened so fast that I barely had the time to wrap my head round it. (And, I still can’t believe that I have a real job at a real office, now!)

Still, the moment I stepped inside my office, I knew I am going to love it. Sure, there are multiple reasons to. But here, I just short-listed the top 5 reasons why I love my office. Read on ...

Ecstasy (Book Review)

Blaze: A Son’s Trial By Fire (Book Review)

“Blaze: A Son’s Trial By Fire“ is a true story of a boy named Divyansh Atman written by his parents Niddhi Poddar and Sushil Poddar.

It’s the story of a child suffering from cancer and the tribulations of his parents and caregivers. But it’s not a typical story of pain and suffering. Rather, it’s a heart-warming and soul-stirring tale of surprising strength, courage and determination.

The worst thing about cancer is that it makes one die a thousand times before the actual death. But that’s not t...

Nine (Book Review)

“Life can be a mean sprint or a well-timed marathon but how you choose to run is up to you.”

~”Nine”, Vineet Singh Hukmani

Created with the unique concept of weaving together songs and stories, “Nine” by Vineet Singh Hukmani captivates the readers at the first glance.

True to its title, “Nine” is an anthology of nine thrilling stories based on nine optimistic songs composed by the writer Vineet Singh Hukmani himself.

All the stories are simple but have a strong emotional appeal that con...