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Places where Bangladeshi business graduates work

With support from BRAC, the app was launched back in summer 2015 to build a first-of- its-kind service that makes access to high

BBA graduates end up as Jack of all trades, and master of some. To ensure that they are capable of managing any conundrum thrown

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4 skills you need for a career in research

LankaBangla Presents to you CXO Summit 2018 for the first time in Bangladesh. Dynamic leaders who can excel through innovation,

When we think of a researcher, most of us imagine a sleep deprived scientist in a lab coat and goggles, hunching over a desk while

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In 2017, Harvard Business Review conducted a research on a company where women comprise only 20% of senior roles.

An average Bangladeshi woman is constantly told how to live her life. Whenever she attempts something daring or unconventional,

5 shocking statistics on gender bias in the workplace

If you don't ask your chaa-wala to recommend nail-artists, don't ask a professor of linguistics to recommend a potential Aeronautical

Every year on Women's Day, companies all around the country celebrate their female employees. There are flowers and chocolates

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5 things that working women are tired of hearing

aamra wins “Polycom Partner of the Year 2017– SAARC Region” award two years in a row

Millennials are often stereotyped for being too lazy, distracted, high-maintenance, tactless, whimsical, and self-centred. Debunk these ideas as mere myths associated to your performance? Follow the tips in this article to make sure you don't get fired even before you get hired.

This International Women's Day, Women in Leadership (WIL) will hold the first ever Women in Leadership Festival on 8-10 March at the

Be you a struggling sophomore or overachieving fresher, for most university students of the 21st century, the farthest in terms of