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It was a Friday evening, the more relaxed time of the week after attending tons of meetings and clearing up the huge backlog, I happened to start a conversation with one of my colleagues on the most popular news of the day—the topper of this year’s IIT entrance exam has scored full marks i.e. 360/360. The debate we started had little to do with the news but had us to discuss about a critical issue. My colleague graduated from one of the top colleges in India i.e. IIT Bombay, known for producing the best engineers throughout its history. He said that sometimes people fail to complete their graduations in the stipulated time i.e. 4 years in India; there have been many suicides in good colleges.  One of reasons he put for this was students having done their schoolings in any language other than English sometimes don't cope up with the academic pressure without it, that make them fail or sometime lead them to quit their lives. One of the solutions for the same he put forth was to tea

One day I was talking to my younger sister casually over the phone, she gave me an unfit excuse for not taking care of herself,  that prompted me advise her to start being selfish. As I expected she would get angry on hearing this advice so did she. She countered me whether I am asking her to become a bad person. We as children have been taught that being selfish never gets associated to be one of the good traits and never gets appreciated in the society.  In our life, we hear people telling their qualities—selfless, honest and caring etc. In turn we imbibe these qualities and always try to be good at those. One more connotation about being selfish is that you’re unkind and inconsiderate to others. Experts believe that you can’t assist others until and unless you take better care of yourself. When you become selfish, you start figuring out the weaknesses you have and improving them as well. Selfish people are more confident and less likely to give up on their goals, that in turn help

Over the weekend, I logged into my LinkedIn account to check about who,in my friend list have got promoted, changed their jobs, and what are the skills or the certificates they have earned in the last 3 months. I congratulated all my friends having got promoted this year and wished them good luck for their new roles. LinkedIn is a fantastic platform to be in touch with people professionally and to learn more about job market and skills which are currently high in demand by employers.  Now a days most of the recruiters go through the profiles of candidates and shortlist people based on the information updated in their profiles. I believe it’s very important to have their profiles updated with the relevant and accurate information so as to get picked up by an employer. While going through my feeds, I came across a question posted by a HR asking what's  most important to you when choosing a Job? Select anyone!  And the options she had given were ---Good salary, Better Compa