Startup Dhaka has been promoting the startup ecosystem in Bangladesh for more than five years now. Since its inception, Startup Dhaka has been at the front lines, running accelerator programs, startup workshops, and online and offline courses.

My journey started in BAT Australia in 1994 as a Marketing Management Trainee in Trade Marketing, so you can say I started at the very bottom and worked my way up the ladder.

The Bossman #87

SIX WAYS TO SHUT DOWN SEXIST REMARKS

Journalist Meet & Q/A session organized by Maces Bangladesh on March 1st at The Daily Star Centre, was a meet and greet between journalists and representatives from the University of Nottingham and Queen Mary University of London.

The hidden problem women face when trying to drive organisational change

The Bossman #86

WHY THE MASTER'S DEGREE IS THRIVING

Most people know focus group discussions (FGDs) as research tools, but they've become an integral step in assessment centers, recruitment tests, as well as business competitions.

Slowly but surely, as I approach the end of my undergraduate life, one thought occupies most of my time. What do I do once I graduate from university?

Libraries are long-forgotten when it comes to research. Internet is everyone's preferred method because it's fast and accessible. But are you making optimum use of your favourite search engine?

The Bossman #85

First, you need your NID (a photocopy of your passport also does the job), multiple passport size copies of your photograph and a small amount of cash to open different accounts.

In the first part of the article, I wrote about how you are losing money every month by keeping it in a current account. You're losing even more money by keeping it idle.

The Bossman #84

Very often, we regret procrastinating and leaving all our work pending till the very last minute. That's when we hope, we had made better use of time.

Want to turn your work place into a real life telenovela? Hire a friend. Not only will you have to recalibrate your relationship with them and reduce it to fit weekends and after-work hours,

You approach an organisation like you'd approach a romantic relationship. You start excited at the thought of a new job, but with time you notice flaws and quirks of the organisation and start to doubt your decision.

The Bossman #83

In a fast growing economy like Bangladesh's, reliance upon IT industry is increasing every day.