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From 1,447 applications to 4 offers: Techie stuck in wrong role reveals how he found his dream job with a 150% hike. Reddit applauds
After applying to over 1,400 jobs and facing multiple rejections, an Indian IT professional finally transitioned from a stagnant support role to his dream job in analytics. By refining his resume, practicing interviews, and leaning on networking and referrals, he turned failure into momentum—proving that persistence, self-improvement, and strategy can transform even the toughest job hunt.
UK’s visa crackdown leaves city of London immigrants in limbo
The UK government plans to double the wait time for immigrants to gain permanent residency to 10 years, sparking concerns across sectors. Businesses, care homes, and financial firms fear rising costs and talent loss. Indian families, among others, now face higher tuition fees, job insecurity, and relocation worries. Critics warn the changes will harm the UK’s global appeal.
Thomas Fugate: A novice who replaced an army veteran to lead US terror prevention centre
A 22-year-old former landscaper and grocery store worker with minimal national security experience will now tackle extremism in the US. Thomas Fugate, who graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio just 12 months ago, is currently heading up the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships at the DHS. He was replaced by Army veteran Bill Braniff who has nearly 20 years of experience in national security.
UK hubs for exploited migrant carers are of little help
A UK government initiative to help displaced migrant care workers find new jobs has assisted fewer than 4% of those affected, raising serious concerns about its effectiveness. Between May 2024 and April 2025, over 28,000 migrant care workers were referred to government “hubs” after their employers lost sponsorship licenses due to exploitation. Yet only 941 workers (3.4%) reported finding new employment, according to a Freedom of Information request by the Work Rights Centre.
U.S. hiring likely slowed to 130,000 new jobs last month amid uncertainty over Trump's policies
America's job market slowed down last month due to worries over President Trump's policies. Hiring decreased to 130,000 jobs in May, lower than April's 177,000. The unemployment rate remained at 4.2%. Economists are concerned about the impact of tariffs and immigration policies. Recent data shows mixed signals, with job openings rising but layoffs increasing.
Rob Walter named as new New Zealand's coach
Rob Walter is the new coach of New Zealand cricket team. He will coach in all three formats. The 49-year-old South African will start in mid-June. His first tour will be to Zimbabwe. Walter previously coached South Africa. He led them to the T20 World Cup final. He replaces Gary Stead. Stead's contract ends this month.
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Meet Thomas Fugate: 22-year-old ex-gardener and grocery store assistant to lead $18 million terror prevention team
Donald Trump chose Thomas Fugate, age 22, to head a Department of Homeland Security center. Fugate previously worked as a gardener and in a grocery store. He recently graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio. Fugate has limited experience in the field. He interned at the Heritage Foundation and with Texas representatives.
Want this job? Work for 16 hours or get fired. Employee's viral post sparks outrage on Reddit
A paper mill worker in America lost his job for refusing to work extra hours. The employee completed his 12-hour shift. He refused to stay longer for CEO's visit. The company fired him for job abandonment. Reddit users are angry and advised him to apply for unemployment benefits. They also suggested public criticism of the company.
DOGE grapples with leadership vacuum post-Musk departure
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), launched by Elon Musk to slash federal jobs and cut costs, is now leaderless after his and deputy Steve Davis's departure. US lawmakers were told efforts are underway to appoint new leadership, but uncertainty clouds DOGE’s future without Musk’s influence and controversial methods.
Tesla is being eaten alive by Chinese rivals it inspired
Tesla's Shanghai factory is experiencing declining output, impacting its market share in China's competitive EV landscape. Rivals like BYD and Xiaomi are gaining ground with innovative and affordable EVs. Despite Tesla's initial catalytic role, it now faces challenges in maintaining its position, with reduced capacity utilization and profit margins, compounded by external factors like political dynamics.
US job openings rose unexpectedly in April, a sign the American labor market remains resilient
U.S. job openings unexpectedly increased in April to 7.4 million, defying expectations of a decline, signaling continued labor market resilience despite economic uncertainties. However, the number of Americans quitting their jobs decreased, while layoffs slightly increased. The economic outlook remains uncertain due to potential impacts from trade policies.
Can frequent job changes hurt your career growth? Employee shares his major career regrets on Reddit
A marketing professional recently shared his career regrets on Reddit after quitting his job in the edtech sector. He cited low starting pay, frequent job changes, and a lack of leadership experience as key mistakes. Now considering a career switch through an Executive MBA, he asked the community for advice. Reddit users shared similar experiences, offered suggestions, and debated the pros and cons of switching fields. The post sparked a thoughtful discussion on job stability, skill development, and career growth.
Vibhu Raghave dies of stage 4 cancer: What is colon cancer and what experts say about its rising risk among youth
Television actor Vibhu Raghave, known for 'Nisha Aur Uske Cousins', died on June 2, 2025. He was fighting stage four colon cancer. He was 39. Vibhu was getting treatment at Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai. Fellow actors like Aditi Malik and Sanaya Irani shared tributes. Colon cancer cases are rising among younger adults.
Finding Gen XX among GenAI leaders
Can generative artificial intelligence help women break the proverbial glass ceiling? There are some positive signs though a lot more needs to be done, says Himanshi Lohchab
Tariff war will weigh on capital investment & diminish demand: ADB President Masato Kanda
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is set to invest $10 billion over five years to upgrade India's urban infrastructure, including metro extensions and rapid transit systems. ADB expects India's GDP to grow at 6.7% in FY26 and 6.8% in FY27, surpassing other developing Asian economies. The bank supports India's reforms, particularly in manufacturing and skills development, and encourages trade diversification.
Job losses: How AI has painfully disrupted dreams of young software engineering graduates
IT CEOs have indicated that AI-led productivity is changing the business model, with revenue growth and headcount growth being de-linked. “The last couple of years, we have been challenging our teams on how you can deliver twice the revenue and half of the people,” said HCLTech CEO Vijayakumar in February.
Ads ruined social media, now they’re coming to AI chatbots
Chatbots are pivoting to the ad model and optimising for eyeballs. As subscription revenue plateaus, AI developers are increasingly exploring advertising as a new revenue stream, raising concerns about potential manipulation and addiction. The integration of ads into AI platforms like chatbots could exploit users' personal data and emotional vulnerabilities, just like social media did. Remember how that turned out?
Pursue multiple careers at the same time and still avoid burnout: Here’s how
In today's dynamic job market, relying on a single employer or profession is risky. Having a portfolio career mindset offers stability through diversification, blending multiple income streams with personal interests and skills. This approach allows individuals to craft roles that generate income, build credibility, and fuel creativity, providing a fulfilling and secure professional life.
Know Your Fund Manager | Atul Bhole, Senior Fund Manager, Kotak Mahindra AMC
Growing up in Bhusawal and navigating an unconventional journey through commerce, CA, and MBA, this fund manager found his passion in equity research. With experience across top mutual funds, he prioritizes quality growth stocks, balanced risk, and investor trust, managing large AUMs with a long-term, disciplined approach.
As Trump attacks universities, U.S. researchers flock to Max Planck Society — here's all about EU's top institute
Many U.S. scientists are now applying to Germany's Max Planck Society because they feel unsure about the future of research in the U.S. under Trump. The society saw a big jump in U.S. job applications this year.
No more ‘What did you do’ emails: Pentagon ditches Elon Musk mandate, encourages staff innovation instead
The Pentagon has ended a rule from Elon Musk that asked workers to send five work updates every week. Now, staff are being asked to share one idea to reduce waste instead. The rule had caused a lot of confusion and complaints before being dropped.
Amid Trump's 'ceasefire' claims, Kamal Nath hails Indira Gandhi for resisting US pressure during 1971 war
Kamal Nath praised Indira Gandhi's strength during the 1971 India-Pakistan war. He highlighted her resistance to US pressure. Nath criticized the current state of Madhya Pradesh. He cited issues like corruption and unemployment. He also mentioned the Congress party's efforts to honor the armed forces. The BJP is celebrating Operation Sindoor. Nath's government collapsed in 2020.
Shark Tank India's Anupam Mittal opens up about the hardest habit to break. He said, 'I'm ghosting you'
Anupam Mittal, founder and Shark Tank India judge, recently shared his decision to quit his long-standing habit of smoking one cigarette a day. In a candid LinkedIn post, Mittal described it as a ritual providing 'clarity, closure, control' amidst a demanding entrepreneurial life. He humorously bid farewell to his 'situationship,' citing his role as a family man as the motivation.
U.S. ATC in dire straits: Over 1,200 employees resign amid busy summer travel, leaving flights at risk
Over 1,200 FAA workers have quit just before the summer travel rush, raising safety worries. Resignations hit key roles like tech and air traffic, and experts fear low staffing could lead to serious flight risks. The FAA says it's working on fixing things.
'Not end of DOGE': Elon Musk says to remain 'friend and advisor' to US President Donald Trump,
Elon Musk concluded his tenure as a 'special government employee' and cost cutter-in-chief, receiving praise from President Trump despite prior criticisms of spending. Musk's departure follows a period of close collaboration with Trump, marked by public appearances and policy influence.
Trump administration halts new student visa interviews, causing anxiety among Indian aspirants
The Trump administration's halt on student visa interviews is causing anxiety among Indian students, especially those who quit jobs. Experts advise caution with social media and exploring alternative study destinations in Europe. The situation may impact US universities financially and talent-wise, prompting potential legal challenges and institutional pushback against the directive.
Pentagon rattled by leadership rift as Pete Hegseth’s inner circle feuds - is the Defense Secretary’s job on the line?
A man in Australia is in trouble for lying about medicine sales. Police took his 12 fancy cars, including Ferraris and Lamborghinis. He may go to jail if found guilty. The case is part of a big fraud investigation.
Manager demands railway station selfie during 2-day approved leave; 'furious' employee resigns
An employee resigned after his manager asked him to send a selfie from the train station while on approved leave. The unusual and embarrassing request crossed professional boundaries, prompting the employee to quit despite not having another job lined up. The manager later tried to extend his notice period beyond company policy, but the employee refused.
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