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Swathy Krishna believes that updating your skills in a competitive environment, such as data science, is vital. Photo: Saisen/Mint

Mon, Oct 29 2018. 09 00 AM IST

Are you ready for the expertise economy?

Constant upskilling and gaining expertise beyond education is the millennial way to work

Aparajita Rao balances her career as a corporate trainer and an entrepreneur running an event planning venture, with ease. Ramesh Pathania/Mint

Thu, Oct 18 2018. 09 23 AM IST

Manage a steady job with a part-time start-up

More and more millennials are jumping on to the start-up bandwagon but some are not giving up on a full-time job until they find financial stability with the venture

Blowhorn’s Mithun Srivatsa (with laptop) along with his employees at a park. Photo: Jithendra M./Mint

Mon, Oct 01 2018. 08 26 AM IST

New ways to meet: In a park or a traffic jam

These start-up founders are doing meetings in newer ways to save time, increase their efficiency and also be much more productive

Nirbheek Chauhan believes that being in a cooperative gives him complete freedom over projects. Photo: Ramegowda Bopaiah/Mint

Mon, Sep 10 2018. 08 46 AM IST

In these software start-ups, employees are owners too

The cooperative start-up structure is still a nascent idea in India. With numerous hoops, legal and otherwise, to jump through, can this radical model work—or even take off?

August Academy’s Karthik Palaniappan trust Amy Ingram to schedule meetings and calls for him

Mon, Aug 27 2018. 08 35 AM IST

Did Amy Ingram just set up that meeting for you?

Welcome to a world where AI assistants have a personality, get your work done seamlessly—and often get mistaken for humans

Shraddhanjali Rao, who works in HR at SAP India in Bengaluru, says her job is to cater to the personal and professional needs of employees like Gurugram-based Sudakshina Ghosh by helping them to access courses and other development tools at work. Photo: Jithendra M/Mint

Mon, Aug 20 2018. 08 57 AM IST

Keeping millennial employees engaged takes a lot of work

Constant motivation, feedback and training programmes are just some things that leaders and human resources teams need to focus on

Aakrit Vaish (left) and Swapan Rajdev share a good understanding, which helps them run their company better. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint

Tue, Aug 07 2018. 08 47 AM IST

When your colleagues are also your friends

Social and emotional support from co-workers can help you be a better employee

The Piazza Del Duomo, with the cathedral and the galleria’s arched entrance to the left. Photo: iStock

Sun, Aug 05 2018. 11 47 AM IST

Milan and Turin: A tale of two cities

A battle of aperitifs and the legend of a bull’s unmentionables reveal the ancient rivalry between Milan and Turin

Amit Somani (centre) says working abroad has given him a clearer sense of self. Photo: Jithendra M/Mint

Thu, Jul 19 2018. 11 45 AM IST

Working abroad can boost your career

Apart from a suitcase full of souvenirs, professionals who have worked overseas return with a clearer sense of self that can give a fillip to their careers, says a new study

Childhood friends Kamal Karanth (left) and Anil Kumar Ethanur quit high paying jobs as managing directors of international staffing firms in their 40s to start their own venture. Photo: Ramegowda Bopaiah/Mint

Thu, Jun 28 2018. 11 22 AM IST

It’s not too late to think about a new career at 40

A midlife career switch can be a good idea—but be prepared for challenges along the way

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