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This edtech startup aims to help you ace your CA exams Delhi, NCR-based edtech startup Edu91, founded by Neeraj Arora, Vrinda Chugh, and Pooja Sharma, offers chartered accountancy coaching in various formats and at affordable rates. 0 claps Share on A passion to help students master chartered accountancy (CA) led Neeraj Arora to ditch a corporate career and convert his hobby, teaching, into an edtech venture offering professional courses.   Starting out with offline courses in 2012 as Neeraj ...

23 Employers Switching to Long-Term Remote Work Remote work seems to be here to stay at these companies. This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. Although the transition to working from home amid the COVID-19 pandemic was fast and furious for a lot of organizations, many companies are now figuring out that working remotely is the future of work — pandemic or not. Keeping reading for 23 companies that have switched to long-term remote work, along with some of their recent remote opport...

Vanguard News Crypto Industry: A means of solving youth unemployment? On By Adesina Wahab Internationally, it is said a person is poor if he lives below $2 a day and Nigeria has been ranked as one of the poorest countries in the world going by the huge number of people living below the poverty line. In fact, some reports dubbed the country the poverty capital of the world. The unenviable record is because of the huge number of people that are unemployed or underemployed in the country. Unemplo...

Hi HN, I realize this isnt super on topic but I also feel like this is the best place I know of to ask for this advice, so here goes. I need some entry-level, remote-based work. What should I do? Help desk work seems the most promising / practical, but I havent been able to find anything yet. The remote jobs I see posted are nearly all for higher-end positions. I live in the poorest region of the United States, but I do the best with what I have. I’ve worked on my family’s farm and do...

As the former CTO of Silicon Valley-based Lambda School, But Namrata always wanted to do something on her own, and the coronavirus pandemic proved to be the right time for her to start up again. Namrata started Sturish, an AI-driven ecommerce growth platform, in October 2020. The platform takes care of setting up the ecommerce business for any seller through complete automation.  “In March 2020, we had started working from home, and I realised I was saving three hours of commute from Menl...

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Riddell launches electronics rental company [The Record-Eagle, Traverse City, Mich.] Jan. 27—TRAVERSE CITY — Some day, if TC Electronic Rentals is a success, Nalee Riddell will remember Matthew Smith. Even if it isn’t, Riddell likely will recall the name. Any business needs to start somewhere and Smith is where Riddell’s side hustle officially began. Smith is the first — and as of Monday afternoon — the only customer of TC Electronic Rentals. Riddell launched the rental electronics ...

Thats why Codecademy, a popular platform for learning programming skills, is launching a new, free course to teach low-code skills in partnership with website building tool Wix. The course will teach people how to build a website using Wixs drag-and-drop platform, as well as basic Javascript skills to create advanced site features. By the end of the course, users will be able to make a full-stack web application, like a portfolio, e-commerce site, or blog. "We think of our longer term mission a...

Share on Way back in 1979, The Buggles song, “Video killed the radio star” foreshadowed that the screen (video) would prevail over the speaker (audio) in our lives. It’s 2021, ripe for a reversal of sorts to happen, especially on social media.  After a historic year of being confined at home and experiencing “screen fatigue” from attending umpteen meetings via videoconferencing, netizens, employees and the who’s who of businesses alike are gravitating towards audio platforms that r...