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So many things happen during the college admission process. The season of admissions is probably the noisiest and most nerve-racking experience in the life of any student. The entire process is not just about filling up application forms and waiting for results; many other aspects are to be considered and...

Once you get selected for a degree course abroad, you have all the right to be exalted. But, you wouldn’t realize how quickly the most tiresome aspects of the pre-departure process emerge and require your attention. One such thing that will most likely give you stress is the student visa...

Founders and CEOs crave fast growth, often above all else. It means massive funding rounds and eye-popping valuations, infusions of top talent, bandwidth to focus on more strategic tasks, as well as the all-important runway to build great products, get them to a larger market and scale the company to...

As COVID-19 upended work life as we knew it, company leaders noticed marked changes in themselves. Thankfully, working parents can pass these new mindsets, values, and attributes along to teams — and kids — to help them be more successful in their own careers and lives. Cristobal Viedma chats about what...

With the advent of democratized tools and despite the current pandemic in the backdrop, Financial Times reports a boom in entrepreneurship and new companies being set up around the world. Before you go any further and make necessary commitments investing in setting up your business, it is best to consider...

Savvy business owners are aware of the importance for a brand to remain relevant and fresh to continue catching the eye of consumers. One of the best ways to achieve this goal is by rebranding when existing designs start feeling stale. Rebranding allows companies to re-emphasize the ideas and culture...

The rise of technology in the workplace is showing no signs of abating, and businesses with the most digitally literate employees are emerging as today's leading organisations. This has been accelerated by COVID-19, which has made remote working and digital conferencing a common trend. In addition, the modern business has...

Thirty-six years ago, a young Afghan girl peered through haunting green eyes from the cover of National Geographic’s June issue. She was Sharbat Gula, orphaned during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and in 1984 she, her siblings, grandmother, and scores of other refugees had fled on foot toward Pakistan. The...

You've almost certainly heard the phrase "he/she is a natural leader" to describe someone — maybe even someone in your peer group or company. Being a natural leader often seems to have a kind of "know it when you see it" quality — and some believe that leaders are born,...

Earvin "Magic" Johnson Jr. retired as a professional basketball player at age 36. Meanwhile, he was honored many times in his career. In 1996 he was honored as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History. After retiring he focused on entrepreneurship and more specifically on his company, named...