Office environment and employee morale
Employees who enjoy and like the environments they are a part of, will be more engaged, productive, happy, and healthy.
Swadeshi products and Self-reliance in British India’s Bengal
‘Self-reliance’ or ‘Swadeshi products’ are thus no new terms in the present context. They were and will be in the minds of patriotic Indians. All they need are the right opportunities, financial backing and government help
Why businesses should use Voice Search Technology
“Voice tech is an opportunity – the chance to have a conversation with your audience”
– Mukul Devichand
Work from Home: A boon for the introverts?
Remote working during Coronavirus Lockdown: Blessing in disguise for Introverts? [responsivevoice_button voice=”UK English Female” buttontext=”Read out this Theel for me”] The sudden outbreak of the coronavirus made the whole world come to a standstill and forced most of the employers to opt for remote working. While some workers work from home is just a recipe for disaster. To some,…
Divide and rule policy of manager demoralizes employees
Responsible and good managers never play childish games like divide and rule policy in order to destroy the integrity of the team for their own benefit. When such games are played, the whole team as well as the clients suffer. Here is the story of a firsthand experience of such a situation in an office.
Democracy fails where political ignorance is bliss
“The best argument against Democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.” Winston Churchill If someone asks you, “What do you understand by the word democracy?” what will you answer? Most of us answer, saying, “Why? I have the power to vote in my country, and that is my democratic right.” Well, my question…
Social media trolls: Mythical monsters in modern disguise
These social media stalkers (monsters in disguise) are increasing in number day by day, like zombies, infecting others and making their victims suffer from mental agony. It is unlikely that such malicious behavior is removed by imposing strict laws.
When would Indian grooms stop looking for ‘Homely girls’?
I first heard this term ‘homely girl’ in 2002, when my friend Ritu got married. She was only 23 then. Her sister’s brother-in-law liked her very much and so proposed her for the marriage. After completing her bachelor’s, Ritu was married off to that guy. Later I came to know that the person liked her,…
The man who wanted a motherly love from his wife
Naren was a successful lawyer based in Kolkata. Being the only child of the family, he was a darling to his mother who showered boundless love and affection upon him. Naren grew up as a perfect ‘ma ka beta’ who loved his mother dearly and vowed to do anything for her. Naren was brought up…
Isolation – The worst weapon of office coworkers
Have you ever been bullied in your life? Do you know what are the techniques and weapons the bullies use to torment their victims? Isolating the victim from the rest of the gang is one of the most dangerous weapons they use. I will discuss that in my article based on personal experience at the workplace.