Helping senior executives while managers are on vacation hurts ratings, employees say; Reddit discusses workplace hierarchy

Employees say helping senior executives while managers are on vacation hurts reviews, sparking workplace hierarchy debate A Reddit post by a software professional has sparked discussion about workplace hierarchies, reporting structures and performance reviews, as he claims that helping senior executives during their manager’s absence will impact his evaluation rating.The employee, who described himself as…

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Beyond degrees and grades: These 5 workplace skills are increasingly important in an AI-driven job market

As artificial intelligence reshapes jobs in 2020, here are 5 skills hiring managers may value more. (representative picture) As artificial intelligence and automation continue to reshape the workplace, industry experts and recruiting professionals say the way companies evaluate candidates is also changing. Beyond academic performance and qualifications, employers are increasingly focusing on how effectively candidates…

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‘I was called unprofessional for sleeping after get off work’: Viral Reddit post sparks debate about startup culture, workplace boundaries and Gen Z careers

Rs 23,000 salary, late-night phone calls and Reddit posts: Why young workers are questioning workplace boundaries (AI Image) A young startup employee’s post on Reddit that his employer questioned his professionalism for sleeping after a long day at work has resonated with thousands of people. While these claims are based on the employee’s claims and…

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‘We’ll work in cafes until the air conditioning is fixed’: Gen Z won’t accept anything the workplace throws at them anymore

A group of young professionals leave a modern office together and head to a nearby coffee shop with their laptops, symbolizing Gen Z’s growing rejection of toxic workplace culture, unpaid overtime and burnout in favor of healthier work-life boundaries and employee well-being. When it comes to the “ideal employee,” it’s closely related to the same…

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