Want to get ahead in your career? Be nice to friends and family

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Want to get ahead in your career? Be nice to friends and family A new study says that personal growth is often tied to an individual's positive relationship with others.

This young CEO played cricket with Ashwin & Dinesh Karthik - and learnt some life skills! Rohit Kuttappa, the CEO of online portal ChooseMyBicycle, played for the Tamil Nadu U-19 team for 8 years.

Harsh Mariwala has some advice for wannabe entrepreneurs The Marico chairman will share some tips on how to start up.

Lights, curtains and flowers: Some easy tips to jazz up your house this festive season Karwa Chauth gets a makeover! Goes uber-cool with poker, spa and a sundowner party This festive season, gift your family a 'dental kit' for pearly white teeth

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Guruprasad Kuppu Rao Director and Mentor, Imaginarium Should businesses be creating prototypes to make ideas work better? Jacqualine Tara Herron Director, Spa and Salon, The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi Living out of your suitcase? Here's how to ensure it doesn't affect your health Abhinav Sharma Brand Manager, Adidas Running, India From Bangalore to Berlin: How different are the running cultures?

Fun on the court: When VCs busted stress with a game of badminton Top execs from Sequoia, Avendus and Kalaari were seen in action at the championship organised by Bertlesmann India last week.

Asia Inc needs more women in the boardroom to stay successful A total of 81% of female respondents believed they face barriers to career success due to their gender.

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4 tips for setting healthy boundaries at work Invading someone's physical space also means that you're infringing on their mental space.

Think unemployment is a worry? Binge drinking can lower job prospects Heavy drinking six times a month may lower the chances of a new college graduate to land a job by 10%.

Meet the business analyst whose art helps corporates with team-building activities While brushing up her skills, Rimjhim Garg conducts weekend workshops for individuals & corporates.

Concept of exiting gracefully at the correct time doesn't exist in business families: Anant Bajaj 40-yr-old joint MD of Bajaj Electricals feels, business houses have a knack of letting older people be relevant beyond their age.

Bound to a 9-5 desk job? All your exercise is in vain No matter how much you exercise, you definitely need to take a 'movement break' every half an hour.

Spend on experiences more than material things: Steve Odell, Senior VP, Asia Pacific for Norwegian Cruise Line He counts a trip to Bhutan as one of his most extravagant holidays.

Sartorial delight! Audi India's Rahil Ansari matches his socks with his tie He not only updated his wardrobe, but also took some advice from his previous assignment.

Must-have gadgets that help Ajinkya Firodia, MD of Motoroyale, stay on top Like his bikes, he wants his devices fast and high on power.

Why India has fewer working women compared to Nepal and Bangladesh Apart from parts of the Arab world, the female workforce is rising in around the world. Do you get negative vibes from your boss? Try this immediate cure at work With enough confusion and chaos in our minds, we need a break from everyday life and balance our body with healthy mind.

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