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9-5? No. 24/7 work! Naryan Murthy must be so happy 😂

Nikhil Kamath replaced Akshay Kumar. HMPV replaced COVID-19. SN Subrahmanyan replaced Narayana Murthy. No matter how dedicated you are, there will always be someone to replace you at work. Prioritize life.

Infosys Co-founder Narayana Murthy has said he was disappointed with India's shift from a six-day work week to five-day work week back in the 1980s. Stating that he does not believe in work-life balance, Murthy added, "In this country we need to work

Ever spent hours debugging only to realize the solution was… doing nothing at all? Here’s what happened: I was working on a project for weeks—things were running smoothly. But today, out of nowhere, it refused to open. I tried everything. Three

Deepinder Goyal is Coming to The Kapil Sharma Show on Netflix! Zomato just keeps hitting it out of the park with its marketing! And this year, they're absolutely killing it on the founder branding front. From DP going undercover as a delivery agent

Day 18/75: Saturday Recap 📆 Today started early at 8 am. I had to get train tickets for my family because we're going to a wedding in my village. We finished shopping and some pending work by 6 pm. At 6:30 pm, I took a break and went to the temple

Top Social Media Market News (1/2) 1. Meta Tests Unskippable Video Ads on Instagram - Instagram users will start seeing unskippable video ads as Meta begins testing this new feature. 2. Google to Stop Indexing Non-Mobile-Friendly Sites from July 5t

“ChatGPT has all the answers.” And, that cost me four months of efforts that went in vain! Last year, I created a D2C website to try my luck with entrepreneurship. With no background in tech, I took hold of ChatGPT and WordPress. With barely any

News Of The Day🔥 1)If a company has the mindset to innovate, it won’t have to worry about AI: Narayana Murthy. 2)Bengaluru Tech Summit: Karnataka to unveil revised AVGC-XR and biotech policies, says CM Siddaramaiah. 3)India's IT industry on track

From Zero to Something Big. We’re building more than just an app. More than just a business. A movement. Right now, we’re in that raw, early-stage madness—the late nights, the "yaar, ye possible bhi hai?" moments, the thrill of creating something t