Raisa Ashraf

If you are an aspiring journalist, you will be bombarding yourself with questions and self-doubt every step of the way. Moreover, other people will be questioning you too. And things aren't made any easier with the trying situation of our dear nation. So why bother to continue in this field? This writer did some digging, talked to some people and found a simple answer

In any given time in our lives, it is a truth acknowledged by everyone, either openly or privately, that we have had issues approaching other people. Even the seemingly simple act of just walking up to people (many times to the ones who are complete strangers to you) and striking up a conversation seems like the 'social equivalent of skydiving'. If you are not one of these people and find talking to anyone, anywhere and about almost anything 'easy' than you are definitely the minority. For the rest, you may read on as the aspiring social skydiver.

For new companies, an office can be anywhere from the public library, to a co-working space, or a coffee shop with free Wi-Fi. The office makes a major contribution towards the establishment of the workplace culture. Interior design and technology can stimulate worker morale and productivity while the layout of the workplace can boost energy and creativity.

If you are interested in starting your own business, having an idea which suits your passions, goals, strengths, and resources is very important. However, translating your ideas for business into a successful, workable enterprise can be harder than it seems.

Having a career as an Association of Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA) can be very rewarding if the person knows what they are doing. The big pay checks, staying at luxury suites during holidays, the nice cars and what not? However, contrary to popular belief, that's not all: the workload can also come in equal measures.

Jumping into job sector battlefield from the safe cocoon of a student life is scary. Gone are the days of falling asleep in class back benches knowing that the class toppers would cover for you. Who thought 'what do you wish to be when you grow up' could be a real question with a real deadline? Bringing large companies at one place, with their aim only to hire the fresh graduates could possibly provide some answers. Such was the case this year at the 1st National Career Fair-2014 at BICC, 6th March –organized by Daffodil University.

We are clearly at an ‘era of post-post-feminism’, so it can be safely said that men and women are different in some ways. Some of these can be noticed at the workplace. Hence, one can simply ask: Do women lead differently?

In the twenty first century, we are seeing people become famous overnight because of what they write. Writers have the power to inflict huge chaos in societies and also bring in immense joy. Aspiring writers' more often than not, tend to look over at the works of well-known writers for inspiration, and try to emulate ideas from there into their own works.