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  How Many Job Changes Are Too Many? A Career Question Across Generations A Multi-Generational Perspective on Job Changes, Growth, and Satisfaction   If someone asks, “How many jobs have you changed in your career?” the answer often reveals more than just numbers. It reflects ambition, fear, opportunity, timing, and the era in which we started working. In today’s corporate world, changing jobs every few years feels normal—sometimes even expected. But was it always this way? And more importantly, is staying in one company, getting promoted, or switching roles better in the long run? This question becomes even more interesting when you compare how people in their 20s think versus how people in their 50s reflect on their careers. How Many Jobs Do People Change in a Career? A generation ago, a typical career looked very different. People often joined one company early and stayed there for decades, gradually moving up the ladder. Loyalty was rewarded with sta...

Why Can't Men Be Expressive? The Truth Society Doesn’t Talk About A Laugh-Out-Loud Indian Take on Men, Emotions, and the Legendary Stiff Upper Lip Societal Expectations and Emotional Expression in Men Imagine this: our hero, Mr. Sharma, bravely navigating Mumbai traffic (which is basically like fighting dragons, but with more honking), winning all the daily battles for a seat in the local train, and finally returning home with his cape fluttering—or at least, his tie askew. But society insists he must wear an emotional bulletproof vest at all times. "No tears, please! Crying is for Bollywood heroines!" If he dares to show anger, suddenly he’s cast as the villain in a family WhatsApp drama—maybe even accused of “toxic masculinity” by his mother-in-law in GIFs.   Try indifference? Instantly branded as a robot by every auntie at the kitty party. Show a tiny bit of irritation—now he’s the “great Indian mystery” that not even CID’s ACP Pradyuman can solve. The emotion...

  Following a passion along with corporate life and collecting 1000 memories with 1000+ birds in India Read this blog to discover how I followed my passion while maintaining a balance with my corporate work life. Travel has always been my passion. So far, I've explored 27 countries for both personal and work trips. Within India, I've journeyed far and wide, enjoying a range of experiences from leisurely vacations and historical sites to eco-friendly spots, offbeat destinations, mountain adventures, seaside escapades, and, of course, wildlife national parks. During one of my wildlife trips, I discovered a love for birdwatching. Initially, my lack of knowledge kept me from diving into this new interest. But in 2018, I found my way and enrolled in a Basic course Ornithology at BNHS India. That 12-month program taught me everything from bird evolution, nesting, and behaviour to migration and, most importantly, how to identify birds based on their general impression of shape and si...