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Imagine you are a fresher. You have 2 job offers. A 7 LPA job in a big company in your hometown. And a 5 LPA job in a startup in another city. Which would you choose and why?

Don't leave your job to have a startup first start your business make it successful then leave the job don't get to excited to easily by watching videos on YouTube aur anywhere

Once a wise man said you can say "I gave up" without saying "I gay" so don't give up

many people think before starting a job I start my own start up. but after starting a job they don't have time to self development and to start a Star up . and they may quite the idea of starting a startup and do that 9 to 5 job .

Don't you guys think that unemployability is one of the biggest excise that companies are giving to explain unemployment. The job market itself is down, there are not enough jobs in private sector, government position are vacant, I mean What do these

I am currently working in an IT job with an annual salary of 11 LPA, and I am 22 years old. I want to start a business that can operate 24/7 without my constant involvement. My investment capacity is around 30-40 lakhs. Can you suggest the best busin

I am 22 years old and currently working in an IT job with an annual salary of 11 LPA. I am looking to start a business that can operate 24/7 without requiring my constant presence. I have an investment budget of 30-40 lakhs. Could you suggest the bes

IIT Degrees Don't Mean Big Paychecks Anymore Did you know that students from IIT Bombay are only getting 4 LPA job offers? That's not much money at all. In fact, many new companies around the world are offering 40 LPA to young workers. But IIT stud

There is a study on the population of the growth is directly proportional to the jobs of the country. "Where when country population increases the job increase as well" , but what India is facing is untrust on its employees the Old fashion thinking i

Would You Leave a ₹1 Crore Job Without a Backup Plan? What if I told you that quitting a high-paying job could lead to the greatest growth in your life? Meet Varun Hasija, a Bengaluru techie who made headlines for leaving his ₹1 crore job wit