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What Makes Quitting So Contagious? Much has been written about the 'great resignation' during the pandemic. Before you fancy 'goodbye from regular job' plunge, pause and don't just mindlessly follow the herd mentality. Take stock because your views matter… (With inputs from New York Times) Something infectious is spreading through the workforce. Its symptoms present in a spate of two-week notices. Its transmission is visible in real-time. And few bosses seem to know how to inoculate their staff against this quitagion. While there is a dearth of conventional jobs, the remote work culture has unveiled a plethora of options for professionals. IT CATCHES QUICKLY… “There’s a shock when you see multiple people leaving; it’s like, oh, is there something I’m not seeing?” said Tiff Cheng, 27, who left her job in digital marketing in July along with five of her close friends at the 40-person agency. “Is it my time to leave as well?” Quitting rates were high in August, Septemb

While physical fitness may seem to take precedence over other goals in the year 2022, there’s a significant shift that one must consider for their mental health too. As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to change its form and humankind stays cautious and begins to work around it, here are Top 5 mental health motivational resolutions that can set the tone for your life ahead. Try it!   TOP TIP: The key metrics of ‘Self-care’ may shift as per the phases in your life. So, minutely plan what you need at the moment and tackle the situation in hand. Do not over-plan, just be in the moment. TOP TIP : Being critical to oneself may be doing a lot more harm than you may realise. In the process of keeping your motivation levels high, many a time, individuals get too harsh to their own selves. Keep it easy, show some love to your own self. Remember, you can only pour from your cup for others when it is full and not when it is empty.  TOP TIP: Connecting with others holds the key to joy within. B

Locking lips, watching fireworks, hugging and wishing for a healthy life ahead - New Year's Eve across the world was all about friendship, love and partying with care. Take a look at how people ushered 2022 in different parts of the world whilst keeping a monitored check on the spread of Omicron variant of Corona virus LOUVRE LOVE: A couple kisses near the Pyramid in the Louvre Museum square lit up in blue to mark the French presidency of the European in Paris on January 1, 2022 . (Photo by JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP) NEW ZEALAND SHOW : A light show from the Skytower and harbour bridge during Auckland New Year's Eve celebrations on December 31, 2021 in Auckland, New Zealand. The light show named 'Auckland Is Calling' replaced the normal fireworks due to government COVID-19 restrictions but signified a welcome to visitors from New Zealand and eventually the world to the region. (Photo by Dave Rowland/Getty Images for Auckland Unlimited) TIMES SQUARE NYE : A smaller crowd for

  The term 'COP26' stands for 26th Conference of the Parties to the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change. Being held from Oct 31 till Nov 12, 2021 in Glasgow, every nation from across the globe is being represented by an authoritative personality. Climate Action is need-of-the-hour and living in denial will only result in denying a shot at life for human beings. Here's what the global buzz is about Climate Action and where leading countries stand. (Excerpts from PTI & Reuters) The COP26 Conference in Glasgow, UK ( Oct 31 till Nov 12, 2021) is currently drawing tremendous traction in the news as very large number of international delegates are participating. It is being chaired by British official Alok Sharma. Here's some trivia to add perspective. COP (Conference of the Parties) was first held in 1995, it also serves as the meeting of parties to the 1992 Kyoto Protocol that first committed countries to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and those that sig

 Inviting all women for free EV skills + guaranteed jobs in Bangalore, India 

TECHNOLOGY FOR SOCIAL IMPACT: LINKITBLUECOLLAR With immense gratitude for your trust and support by well-wishers, I find great pride in announcing the successful completion of an outreach program by Social Venture #LinkITBlueCollar (Founder: Nimisha Tiwari)  @nsrcel @iimb that utilizes Technology for Social Impact. We organised Vaccination Drive for 500 members of Transgender (TG) community and their families on June 19, 2021 in Bengaluru.  A successful Dry Ration Food kit Drive was extended to WSW (Women in Sex Work) community with 15 kg of the entire month’s high-quality clean supplies on June 7, 2021.  RESPECTABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR MARGINALISED COMMUNITY of TRANSGENDER & WOMEN IN SEX WORK  During lockdown days in Bengaluru, the smooth execution was made possible (widely appreciated too) with outstanding outreach plan by Team Bounce - Archana and Vivek with their core team members Venugopal and Arun.  On-ground volunteers and able coordination by Swasti - The Health Catalyst Group

LinkITBlueCollar is an amazing revolutionary journey that utilizes Technology for Social Impact for youth . Founder: Nimisha Tiwari, an award-winning Media Professional from India who believes in innovation, free information, and visibility with inclusivity for all. Her personal venture is inspired by her successful journalistic voyage wherein the grassroots remained a subject that needed just a little window of support to achieve greater heights in India.  LinkITBluecollar is a registered entity in India. This venture is currently incubated with IIM-Bangalore @NSRCEL (NS Raghavan Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning - www.nsrcel.org).  WHAT WE DO : LinkITBlueCollar believes in bringing about visibility, employability, and respect for youth from lower-income groups in India. Creating specific content and resources that are targeted toward community building and raising awareness in this segment, Nimisha Tiwari is spearheading revolutionary work with trending topics to provide a social