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Business News > Mint Authors > Shweta Taneja

Shweta Taneja

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ARTICLES BY SHWETA TANEJA

(from left) Donald Sutherland, Colin Farrell and Jason Sudekis in a still from the 2011 Hollywood film ‘Horrible Bosses’.

Strategies to survive a toxic workplace

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Broccoli is rich in vitamins A, C and K as well as folate and fibre. Photo: iStockphoto

Go green to boost your immunity

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Sit on chair with your spine erect and extend your legs (Left) ; Sit on edge of the chair, lean back your body weight on hip, left your feet off the floor with knees extended and then pull your knee (Right). Photo: Aniruddha Chowdhury/Mint

Turn your office chair into a gym

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Reskill with online help.

The online school of millennials

3 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Shruti Khattar with her husband Saket Kumar in Switzerland.

Chasing a career as a ‘trailing spouse’

3 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Photo: Getty Images

Six must-have trekking gadgets

2 min read . 02 Sep 2021

HackerEarth founders Sachin Gupta (left) and Vivek Prakash had to learn to think beyond coding while setting up their start-up. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Setting up a start-up, straight out of college

4 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Karan Kamdar, president, Indian Drone Racing League, hopes the government will relax norms; and Bhavesh Sangani (below) sees drone flying only as a part-time job. Photo: Aniruddha Chowdhury/Mint

Working with drones: Still not a career for most?

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Ashwin Ramesh (sitting), founder of Synup, with Raison D’Souza, who had advice on how to look for talent. Photo: Jithendra M/Mint

For success, learn to listen

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Make the company and the interviewer want you and realize the value you’ll bring. Photo: iStock

A millennial’s guide to negotiating a better salary

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

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

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

Working abroad can boost your career

4 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

When your colleagues are also your friends

3 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

Keeping millennial employees engaged takes a lot of work

4 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

Did Amy Ingram just set up that meeting for you?

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

In these software start-ups, employees are owners too

6 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

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

4 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

Are you ready for the expertise economy?

5 min read . 02 Sep 2021

Neha Thadani believes food can be a great way to start a conversation. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint

New organization calls for new friendships

4 min read . 02 Sep 2021

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

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

4 min read . 02 Sep 2021