The corporate gifting industry in India is growing at a rate of more than 200% annually. This is a positive sign that the corporate world is valuing its employees as family
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Naah, how come corporate gifts are being related to employees being valued? Ye layoffs ke news nahi dekhe kya roz aarahe hai?
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