Bosses, take note! Men are more likely to quit their jobs due to bullying at workplace

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Tue, Dec 20, 2016 | 09:15 AM IST ET Panache Worklife Bosses, take note! Men are more likely to quit their jobs due to bullying at workplace Bullying often causes women to go on prolonged sick leave or use antidepressants. Sporting spirit! When top bosses of 18 VC firms came together for a game of badminton Bertlesmann India Investment organised the Badminton League for the VC community in New Delhi. India world's fourth-most vacation-deprived country The survey also shows that Indians received 21 annual vacation days but could only take 15 vacation days in the year. Between the Lines Simran Arya Fashion Designer, Carousel From knee-high boots to capes, all your winter-dressing queries answered Hari Nair Founder & CEO, HolidayIQ.com Domestic tourists are from Mars, inbound tourists are from Venus Samir Modi MD, ColorBar Cosmetics What the beauty business needs: Long-wear lipsticks and nail polishes, 24-hour moisturisers Working from home is hurting millennials in their careers: Aditya Malik, Talentedge CEO Known to be multi-taskers, the new-gen's expectations from work tends to be different from that of their parents. 2016 viral fever: From Amazon India to Flipkart, the best mannequin challenges at workplaces  Planking was cool in 2010, then there was the Ice Bucket Challenge. Now, the Mannequin Challenge videos have flooded the internet. Multimedia Triumph Bonneville: The British bike is reborn Golden Globes: 'La La Land' gets maximum nominations 22nd Annual Critics' Choice Awards: All the inside scoop No answering work calls once you leave office! Will it work in India? If India did as the French are planning to do, would it be possible to not call colleagues after work hours? Leading voices weigh in. Do you eat food at your desk during office? Here's why you should stop it right now Desktop dining may not only be bad workplace etiquette - it could also have a detrimental effect on waistlines. Want to make the right impression? Here's how to dress smart at work When it comes to office dressing, keep it simple and sober, but at the same time trendy and comfy. Sign out now! How social media can hurt your professional career This claim, of course, runs counter to our current understanding of social media's role in the professional sphere. Ladies, please take note! The more agreeable you are at work, the lower salary you are likely to draw Assertive women, who clearly express their expectations are compensated better. Food Buddies: Bengaluru companies turn to cookouts for team-building exercise Unconventional, memorable and inspiring, these cookouts help employees connect over conversations. India Inc innovates with learning The objective of the two-hour programme organised by the company in August was clear – to use the power of words and the gift of weaving them into conversation to better relate with others. On the grapevine: Success is stock market's only flavour As per a new tradition at a stock exchange, a delectable cake is presented post the listing of a company. Bosses, take note: Keep your employees close, the angry ones closer While anger and guilt are both negative feelings, they have very different effects on behaviour. Want to be a successful employee? You'll have to balance between fitting in & standing out In order to succeed you will need to fit into your organization structurally by being part of everything. More Newsletters Daily Newsletter Special stories that round up the major developments of the day Markets Watch Round up of stock, currency, bond, money and real estate market ET Mutual Fund A weekly round-up of the top news and views from the mutual fund industry. Wealth Weekly news on personal finance, stocks, property, gold, tax planning and more. View All Follow Us on ET: About us|Advertise with us|Feedback|Sitemap|Code of Ethics © 2016 Times Internet Limited. To ensure delivery directly to your inbox, please add etnotifications@indiatimes.com to your address book today. If you are having trouble viewing this newsletter, please click here To unsubscribe or edit your subscriptions please click here