Akshaya Chandrasekaran @akshayaaa13

PhD Candidate @SyracuseU | Before: Podcast Host @thekenweb, Education Reporter @businessline Joined November 2017

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Nirmala Sitharaman @nsitharaman

6 months ago

Saddened to learn that Shri K.R. Srivats (@srivats71), Associate Editor- The Hindu Businessline has passed away. A senior and experienced journalist @srivats71 covered the Ministry of Finance with insight and journalistic integrity. His contributions to economic journalism…

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Karthik 🇮🇳 @beastoftraal

a year ago

Can you even have a personal brand without any work experience? Oh yes, you absolutely can! Had a conversation with Akshaya @akshayaiyerr Chandrasekaran for The Ken's The First Two Years podcast where I explain how one can go about this. Spotify: tinyurl.com/kenpod-s Apple:…

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Devaiah Bopanna @devaiahPB

a year ago

When your job involves doing something you truly love, it can feel like going on a stressful holiday. Yes, you’re on vacation, but you're super stressed. Stressed because you want to see all the best sights, try all the best food, visit all the local spots, and make sure…

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vishal dayama @VishalDayama

a year ago

the extra 100g is from that invincible medal she has been wearing all this time

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Sumanth Raghavendra @sumanthr

a year ago

🚨 🚨Bangalore's loss is Navi Mumbai’s gain: PSA that I am moving my personal headquarters to the financial capital. I expect to save around Rs 4-5 thousand in rent a month because of the move from Bengaluru to Navi Mumbai (per sources).

Chandra R. Srikanth @chandrarsrikant

a year ago

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Sairam Krishnan @_sairamkrishnan

a year ago

I was on @TheKenWeb's careers podcast, The First Two Years this week, talking to @akshayaiyerr about grunt work in startups. My point: It's not grunt work, it's foundational, almost like an apprenticeship for your job and your role. Listen here. open.spotify.com/episode/3NIzfe…

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The Ken @TheKenWeb

a year ago

You just started your first job at a new company. You’re ready. You’re eager, smart and capable. But to your dismay, you end up with “grunt” work. What do you do, then? How do you get into the 'right' teams and projects? How do you make the leap from "grunt work" to real work?