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With 24/7 connectivity, it is easy for work to invade our personal time and cause burnout. So maintaining a healthy harmony between the two has become a high priority for many.But if they’re applying for a job with Scott Kuru, these candidates most probably won’t get it. The property investor and business mentor, who is highly active on social media, recently turned to LinkedIn to share his thoughts on the issue, advising people to “not hire anyone who is looking for work-life balance.”Kuru’s post immediately ignited a discussion on topics like ambition, productivity, and mental health, so we at Bored Panda decided to explore it.This CEO shared a controversial opinion on work-life balance, advising everyone not to hire low-performing B playersImage credits: kitzstocker (not the actual photo)And it’s now making rounds on LinkedInCredits: Scott KuruWe need work. Researchers have demonstrated not only that labor leads to validation but that, when these feelings are threatened, we’re particularly drawn to activities that require effort – often some form of work – because these highlight our ability to shape our environment, confirming our identities as competent individuals.Being active even seems to make us happier in circumstances when we could choose leisure instead. This

Career expert Catherine Fisher joins "CBS Mornings" with a new survey from LinkedIn that found nearly 40% of working Americans are nervous about being laid off. She shares her advice on what to do after being laid off, how to strengthen your professional network and what you need to know if you're looking to switch jobs.

Karthig Saravanan, a motion designer and illustrator, wanted to do an internship at the credit card payments company CRED. So, he found an interesting and innovative way to take the first step towards his goal. He created a mock advertisement for the company and uploaded it on his LinkedIn profile. The video soon created a buzz and attracted the attention of many, including CRED’s head of design Harish Sivaramakrishnan.“Hey CRED, I wish to intern with you. Here is my work to showcase my skills,” Saravanan wrote. “I'm a self-taught motion designer and illustrator who is looking for opportunities in motion designing and digital illustrations,” he added. He also tagged CRED’s founder Kunal Shah and head of design Harish Sivaramakrishnan.The video opens to show a text that reads, “Hello. This is Karthig. I want to intern at CRED. So I made a commercial.” The video then goes on to show the ad that Saravanan created. The clip ends with a witty text that reads, “Full-time would be great.”Take a look at the post: The post was shared a day ago. Since being posted, it has received close to 18,000 likes and counting. The share has also accumulated several likes and comments.

In spite of employment levels decelerating in the Middle East last year on a yearly basis, LinkedIn's research has indicated that 68 percent of the ...

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences College of Arts and Letters Cline LibraryNAU Film Series: In support from the College of Arts and Letters/College of Social and Behavioral Film Series and Cline Library When: Every other Tuesday at 7 p.m. (Free and open to the public) Where: NAU’s Cline Library*Free Admission for campus and communityThe College of Arts and Letters and the College of Social and Behavioral present the annual NAU Film Series at the Cline Library Assembly Hall every other Tuesday night.The CAL/SBS Film Series blends well-known audience favorites, lesser-known films, and a mix of genres, directors and actors. This season focuses on memorable supporting actors and roles with national heritage and history months recognition. For a complete list of the movies featured this season and short descriptions, see below:Feb. 7: “Eve’s Bayou” Celebrate Black History Month with films written and directed by and starring African American filmmakers. Producer? Kasi Lemmons,  whose latest film is “Whitney Huston: I Want to Dance with Somebody,” also wrote “Eve’s Bayou,” a gothic story of mystery, deceit and mysticism starring Samuel L. Jackson. The film was called “a landmark in ’90s independent cinema… (with) great power undiminished by the intervening decades.”Feb. 14: Devil

Switch to Slide ShowSUMMARYMost cryptocurrencies extended gains on Wednesday. The global crypto market cap stood at $1.05 trillion, with a volume of $46.7 billion in the past 24 hours.1 / 8Bitcoin | The world's largest and most popular virtual currency, Bitcoin, rose nearly one percent to $23,103.2. Its market value stood at $445.7 billion. The trade volume was at $22.8 billion.2 / 8Ethereum | The second largest virtual currency, Ethererum or Ether, rose 0.9 percent to nearly $1,585.2 with a market capitalisation of nearly $194 billion. The trade volume of Ethereum was $6.5 billion in the last 24 hours.3 / 8Dogecoin | Meme-based virtual currency, Dogecoin, rose 2.5 percent on Wednesday. Its market value stood at $12.6 billion. The trade volume was at $1.3 billion.4 / 8Solana | Solana fell 0.9 percent to $23.8 with a market capitalisation of $8.9 billion. The trade volume of Solana was $585.2 million in the last 24 hours.5 / 8Shiba Inu | Shiba Inu rose 0.7 percent with a market capitalisation of $6.5 billion. The trade volume was $268.4 million in the last 24 hours.6 / 8Polygon | Polygon rose 1.4 percent to $1.1 with a market capitalisation of $9.6 billion. The trade volume

v + T – normal size A new study conducted by the LinkedIn platform, the largest professional network in the world, revealed that the majority of workers in the UAE feel confident about their career and are confident about asking for a salary increase, an indication that they are not affected by the economic fluctuations in the world. The study showed that, despite the slowdown in employment levels by 10.1% during December of the year 2022 compared to the same month of the year 2021, 74% of the employees are confident in obtaining a new job, while only 10% of them expressed a lack of confidence about the subject. Himself. By chance, the same percentages appeared when professionals were asked about their current jobs, as the data showed that 74% of professionals in the UAE have high levels of confidence in career advancement and the search for new opportunities. On the other hand, seven out of 10 respondents said they feel Confidence in asking for a salary increase. The study showed that despite the employees’ confidence in continuing their progress in their current roles, 77% of them are considering changing their jobs during the year 2023. It was found that

New research from LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, has revealed signs of confidence amongst the UAE workforce as they show resilience to the persisting global economic uncertainty. Although hiring has slowed down by 10.1% during the month of December 2022 in comparison to the same month in 2021, LinkedIn’s survey has shown that 74%1 of UAE professionals are confident in securing a new role, with just 10%2 saying that they lack this confidence. Interestingly, the same percentage (74%1) say they are confident to push for promotions and new opportunities, and almost 7 in 10 feel they have the confidence to push for a pay raise. Despite the increase in confidence to grow in their current role, 77%3 of professionals are considering changing their job in 2023. The top three reasons for considering the switch are higher pay (37%), better work-life balance (34%), and the respondents feeling confident in their abilities to land better roles (31%). Flexibility is a key driver for career moves The survey observes that while many workers feel more confident in their career prospects, concerns about job security and a preference for remote work options remain prevalent. 72% of workers surveyed said that, if offered a

Edited By: Shaoni SarkarLast Updated: January 30, 2023, 11:59 ISTAshneer Grover is being roasted on Twitter over 'doglapan'. (Credits: Twitter)Ashneer Grover is getting roasted over listing IIT Delhi on his LinkedIn after he called degree showoff 'doglapan' in a tweet.Ashneer Grover, former BharatPe managing director and ex Shark Tank India judge, gave us many memes that have become classics, starting from ‘yeh sab doglapan hai’ to ‘bhai kya kar raha hai tu?’ But, now, people have dug up what they’ve termed some ‘doglapan’ on Grover’s own part. Known for his hot takes, Grover leant into the memes and tweeted recently, “Degree ka dikhawa hi sabse bada doglapan hai!" Twitter users think he didn’t practise what he preached.Grover’s LinkedIn lists his alma mater IIT Delhi. While many people argued that that’s a requisite on LinkedIn and not a means of showing off a degree, others argued that there was no need to have listed it if Grover truly believed in the motto.Bhai tu college se hi degree lega na? Ya fir Degree se college?— Karan (@ThatSardarji) January 29, 2023Nope Degree mention krna hota naaki wo college institute ka naam wo bh aata h pr Degree mein which course branch you did

homeeconomy NewsBudget 2023 Expectations LIVE: Leaders arrive at Parliament for all party meetingBy CNBCTV18.com |  Jan 30, 2023 1:02 PM IST (Updated)SummaryBudget 2023 expectations updates: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2023 on February 1. With only two days remaining, expectations from various sectors have come to the light. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also chaired a meeting of the Union Council of Ministers on earlier on this issue. The move comes amid a buzz of a cabinet reshuffle and also ahead of the assembly polls in nine states this year.