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Society & Economy
India has one of the world's strongest cultural obsessions with government employment. This article examines the historical, economic, and psychological roots of that obsession — and what it costs the nation.
Society & Economy
India simultaneously celebrates entrepreneurs and worships government officers. This article examines why the tension between security and risk-taking defines how India allocates its talent — and what it means for the country's economic future.
Society & Economy
A growing proportion of young professionals are questioning whether the conventional career path — stable employment, linear progression, retirement at 60 — is worth pursuing. This article examines why, and what they're building instead.
Society & Economy
The modern career structure was designed for a stable, slow-changing world that no longer exists. This article argues that treating a career as a fixed 30-40 year track is both economically risky and psychologically costly — and makes the case for deliberate reinvention every decade.
