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Customer support careers in 2026 look very different from what they were just a few years ago. The biggest change is not that jobs are disappearing, but that the nature of the work has shifted away from repetitive interactions toward higher-judgment roles. AI automation has absorbed a large share of routine queries, forcing support teams … Read more
The AI Product Manager role in 2026 looks familiar on the surface but behaves very differently in practice. Many professionals assume it is simply a traditional product role with AI features added on top. That assumption is wrong, and it is the reason many PMs struggle when they try to move into AI-heavy teams. AI … Read more
Government exams remain one of the most sought-after career paths in India even in 2026, but the reasons have changed significantly. Earlier, the attraction was guaranteed stability. Today, it is a mix of predictable income, social security, structured growth, and insulation from private-sector volatility. However, the competition has intensified, and blindly preparing without clarity now … Read more
Choosing between a government job and a private job in India has always been framed as a simple choice between “security” and “money.” In 2026, that framing is incomplete and often misleading. Both paths have evolved, pressures have shifted, and many assumptions people still rely on no longer match reality. Most wrong career decisions happen … Read more
Competitive exams in India have always been demanding, but in 2026 the pressure feels heavier and more relentless than before. Longer preparation cycles, repeated attempts, rising cut-offs, and constant comparison on social media are pushing aspirants beyond healthy limits. Many students believe burnout means weakness, so they ignore early signs until motivation collapses completely. The … Read more
Choosing a career in India has never been simple, but in 2026 the confusion feels heavier than ever. Too many options, constant comparison on social media, unstable job narratives, and family expectations create pressure that leads people to rush decisions. Most career mistakes are not made because of lack of intelligence, but because decisions are … Read more
Career planning is often treated as a one-time decision, but in reality it shapes years of effort, money, and emotional energy. In 2026, more students are realizing that early career planning mistakes do not show their damage immediately. The impact appears slowly, through dissatisfaction, repeated course changes, low-paying roles, or years spent correcting direction. What … Read more
Engineering was once considered one of the most stable and respected career paths in India. In 2026, however, a growing number of engineers are mentally exhausted, disengaged, and questioning their long-term future in the profession. Burnout is no longer limited to a few high-pressure roles; it has become widespread across domains, experience levels, and company … Read more
Education loans were once seen as a bridge to a better future, but in 2026 they are increasingly becoming a long-term financial trap for many graduates. What starts as a hopeful investment during college slowly turns into a constant source of anxiety after graduation. For thousands of young professionals, the loan does not fade away … Read more
Campus placement season in India has always been stressful, but in 2026 it has reached an intensity that many students are struggling to cope with mentally. What is presented as an opportunity often feels like a public evaluation of worth, intelligence, and future stability. From notice boards to WhatsApp groups, everything revolves around shortlists, rejections, … Read more