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I'm personally not a fan of their services but he really really hit a sweet spot when it came to pricing eye wear in India. Other optical stores made incredibly high margins until lenskart disrupted this. Plus most of their stores are retrofitted wit

That sinking feeling when you realize college exams might suffer because you're chasing actual dreams 📚 3hrs sleep, coding authentication, building startups, applying for internships... Something's gotta give but it won't be the hustle Anyone el

I Can do things but I'm NOT Doing!! Did anyone feel in the way I'm feeling right now I have a plan to do something and I'm working on it in my mind but... I don't convert that into action 💀 I'm not feeling lazy neither I'm also not feeling g

For anyone who got a promotion or big career change in just one year, what did you do to make it happen? What simple steps or habits helped you succeed? Looking for real tips and advice from your experience.

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🎓 Degree Completed… But Still Feeling Lost? Let’s be honest. Most of us grew up thinking: > “Get a degree → Get a job → Life is set.” But after finishing college, the reality feels different. ❓ No campus placement? ❓ Rejections despite having

ARIS Beta Testing Update — A Small Incident, Big Learnings About ten days into ARIS beta testing, everything seemed perfect. I even wondered why my friend—who’s testing it—hadn’t called yet. And right on cue, the call came. “the system isn’t moving.”

Which industry is minting the most billionaires? From 2014 to 2024, over 500 new billionaires came from one sector alone — Manufacturing. Surprised? Tech wasn’t far behind with 443 new billionaires, followed by Finance, Fashion, and Healthcare. The

Today our TPO (Training & Placement Officer) came to our college and told us that all it takes to land a job in a company is mastery in one programming language, one dbms software and one operating system. y'all agree?