career
Remote work: Is it better than on-site jobs?
According to the US National Bureau of Economic Research, Dhaka is the slowest city in the world in terms of traffic.
Nine-hour workdays and an overworked youth
Unfavourable policies often include nine-hour workdays, putting a strain on workers’ productivity, social life, and health.
Embrace your professional jealousy: Turning envy into motivation
Jealousy is an emotion that none of us are immune to. Professional jealousy is something that everyone will feel, probably at multiple times during their careers. When you get to know that your friends are advancing in their careers and achieving milestones that you wanted to achieve for a while now, it’s only human to feel a tad bit of jealousy in that situation.
#Women Empowerment / Risk, reward, and resilience: Sayma Rahman's rise in the investment landscape
The landscape of investment has traditionally been male-dominated, with women significantly underrepresented in the field. However, Sayma Rahman has carved a niche for herself, transcending the conventional barriers that often side-line women in this sector.
What to expect if you want to major in Bangla
Majoring in Bangla promises a journey through a kaleidoscope of academic marvels.
Prospects of studying Fashion Design in Bangladesh
For fashion designers or those aspiring to be one, the journey may be long and arduous in Bangladesh.
What it takes to study the culinary arts
A good dish can act as a landmark of a location, a reminder of fond memories, and a testament to the wonders that food is capable of weaving.
A fresh graduate’s guide to entering and navigating the banking sector
Working at a bank can be a rewarding experience for many, offering a dynamic environment filled with opportunities for growth and professional development. At the same time, this line of work can get pretty challenging, especially for freshers.
Do spelling mistakes matter?
The significance of spelling might seem like a trivial concern. As a nation, we have become forgiving of these slip-ups, perhaps too forgiving. A 2002 study about this phenomenon found that readers did negatively judge authors’ intelligence when spelling mistakes were present in the text.
Remote work: Is it better than on-site jobs?
According to the US National Bureau of Economic Research, Dhaka is the slowest city in the world in terms of traffic.
Nine-hour workdays and an overworked youth
Unfavourable policies often include nine-hour workdays, putting a strain on workers’ productivity, social life, and health.
Embrace your professional jealousy: Turning envy into motivation
Jealousy is an emotion that none of us are immune to. Professional jealousy is something that everyone will feel, probably at multiple times during their careers. When you get to know that your friends are advancing in their careers and achieving milestones that you wanted to achieve for a while now, it’s only human to feel a tad bit of jealousy in that situation.
Risk, reward, and resilience: Sayma Rahman's rise in the investment landscape
The landscape of investment has traditionally been male-dominated, with women significantly underrepresented in the field. However, Sayma Rahman has carved a niche for herself, transcending the conventional barriers that often side-line women in this sector.
What to expect if you want to major in Bangla
Majoring in Bangla promises a journey through a kaleidoscope of academic marvels.
Prospects of studying Fashion Design in Bangladesh
For fashion designers or those aspiring to be one, the journey may be long and arduous in Bangladesh.
What it takes to study the culinary arts
A good dish can act as a landmark of a location, a reminder of fond memories, and a testament to the wonders that food is capable of weaving.
A fresh graduate’s guide to entering and navigating the banking sector
Working at a bank can be a rewarding experience for many, offering a dynamic environment filled with opportunities for growth and professional development. At the same time, this line of work can get pretty challenging, especially for freshers.
Do spelling mistakes matter?
The significance of spelling might seem like a trivial concern. As a nation, we have become forgiving of these slip-ups, perhaps too forgiving. A 2002 study about this phenomenon found that readers did negatively judge authors’ intelligence when spelling mistakes were present in the text.
Aspirants flock to maiden BGMEA career summit
BGMEA, in collaboration with SEIP, organised the two-day Career Summit and Fest for the first time at the BGMEA Complex in Uttara
