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Are you eager to land a coveted position at Facebook? Join the club. If you’re lucky enough to get an interview with the social media giant, famous for its laid-back culture and superb perks, there are a few things you should know. Glassdoor.com, a jobs and career community where people share information and opinions about…
Planning to study abroad? A primer on some of the tests you will have to crack. The quality of education and the excellent infrastructure in the academic institutions in some developed countries is a major attraction for Indian students. The U.S., Australia, the U.K., New Zealand, Canada, Singapore and Germany are the most preferred destinations…
K. C. MAHINDRA SCHOLARSHIPS FOR POST-GRADUATE STUDIES ABROAD An interest-free loan scholarship awarded to deserving graduates interested in pursuing their postgraduate studies overseas. Eligibility: First-class degree or equivalent diploma from a recognised university. Candidates must have secured or applied for admission at a reputable foreign university or institution. Application: By post Prizes and rewards: Total…
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Artificial intelligence will eventually solve some of the world’s biggest problems — but it’ll take some smart humans to get it there. Quoc Le, a software engineer at Google Brain, is one such human. Google Brain focuses on “deep learning,” a part of artificial intelligence. Think of it as a sophisticated type of machine learning,…
What looks like a page ripped from an alien’s dream journal is actually a frozen lake containing methane bubbles trapped in icy cells in Alberta, Canada. In January and February when the lake has frozen over and abrasive winter winds have polished the ice, visitors can peer through a window into one of Earth’s most…
Google wants to make it easy for travelers to decide where and when to go on vacation, and to see at a glance what a trip is likely to cost, right from their mobile phones. The company on Wednesday announced a search feature, Destinations on Google, that touches on almost every aspect of a vacation,…
If you want to be the one person who secures a strategy consulting role of the 100 people who apply, you need to know how to get through multiple case study interviews. Consultants and investment banks tend to attract similar types of candidates, but it’s this interview style that really proves a stumbling block for…
Job interviews just got more complicated. While formal questioning during interviews gives employers the most job-related information about you, a new study indicates that pre-interview small talk, or rapport building, is more influential. “Nearly all employment interviews, even those considered highly structured, begin with a brief meet-and-greet conversation typically coalescing around non-job-related topics (i.e., rapport…
Finance minister’s announcement greeted as ‘tall order’ but also as ‘amazing step’ The Indian government’s plan to select 20 universities and enable them to become world-class is a “tall order” and will require giving institutions “freedom from the overweening control of government”, one expert has warned. Arun Jaitley, India’s finance minister, announced in his budget…
