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A potential resurgence of COVID-19 appears to be a concern for many. If lockdown measures are reinstituted, it's important to prioritize two key areas: focus on developing your skills and career, and maintain your health. While the prospect of anothe

Hey everyone, I’ve been wondering, how important are marks when it comes to landing a job these days? I've been feeling a little down lately because people are judging me based on my marks. To every experienced individual reading this, I’d love to

today’s rapidly changing world, the value of formal degrees is being questioned more than ever. While a degree can provide foundational knowledge and open doors, it is not the only path to success. What truly matters in most industries is skill-the a

Hey guys I am Rishi Founder of An Gamified company which deals in developing of games for students to learn skills which will aid them in their career path and also to make them understand which is their idle path. I need your help can you help me wi

Once upon a time in the whimsical world of Wall Street, renowned investor Mr. Moneybags declared, "I invest in dreams, not just stocks!" His secret? A lucky charm that whispered stock tips (or so he claimed). One day, while sipping his morning coffe

🌟 Young Goans are reshaping their futures! More students in Goa are choosing entrepreneurship over traditional jobs. They’re creating their own path to success while still studying. 🎓 🌿 Take Malissa D'Souza, 19, who transformed a simple idea i

Scaling a business is a balancing act — especially between bootstrapping and fundraising. Bootstrapping fosters discipline, control, and a lean mindset, while fundraising can inject the capital needed to accelerate growth. The smartest path? One that

Working with TUCSI as a manager has been a truly transformative experience. The organization fosters a culture of innovation, compassion, and social responsibility, making every day both challenging and fulfilling. I’ve had the opportunity to lead di

The Effect of Dunning-Kruger Have you ever noticed how someone with little experience might appear overconfident at times? This is the Dunning-Kruger Effect, a cognitive bias in which professionals tend to underestimate their own competence while o