This week the office turns paperless. Paychecks are now sent by email.

Your personal brand is what separates you from everyone else in the world. Once people begin to identify you with a specific area of expertise, you are well on your way to becoming the go-to person in your niche or business arena.

Like Bangladesh itself, bKash is a success story that few saw coming. But as big as it is, it is only a small part of a rising tidal wave of innovation: FinTech.

Youth Voice of Bangladesh (YVB) conducted its second corporate leadership workshop titled Corpo Route Key 2 on March 25.

Grameenphone Accelerator (GPA) has unveiled the newest batch of startups beginning their four-month long acceleration journey on

Understaffed and overworked.

Nigel Hollis, Chief Global Analyst of Kantar Millward Brown, discussed and shared some valuable insights from over 30 years of experience in the marketing research with industry leaders from different sectors of Bangladesh.

How do you stay on top of the changing demands of the workplace and ensure you climb up the career ladder? How do you remain relevant?

After an extremely close competition among the 10 qualifying teams, Second String from Bangladesh Universities of Professionals became winners of the first ever nationwide branding competition in the country.

Despite the many benefits open offices are claimed to bestow, they can create more problems than they solve.

Today's businesses thrive on beating mediocrity with innovations in every aspect of their work. Here are five such companies in Bangladesh which have successfully epitomised this practice.

Team has just adjusted to the increased load. We've also put up motivational Rocky posters.

Output has slowed down. Could a revamped workstation do the trick?

The Science and Math programme of Asian University for Women (AUW) is set to organise the fourth National Conference on Natural

Bangladeshi conglomerate, aamra, was awarded for Best Global CSR Practices by CHRO Asia at the World HRD Congress held in Mumbai

Unfortunately, personal finance is not something that is taught at schools or universities. While graduating and finding a job are stressful on their own, life becomes even more complicated when you are suddenly the financial decision maker of your life (no, hangouts and travel fares do not count anymore).

With the passing of International Women’s Day, Next Step spoke to one of the most inspiring women figures at BAT Asia Pacific – Belinda Ross, Regional Head of Legal & External Affairs.

Most of my middle to final years of university involved haphazard study and a killer work schedule. Two jobs and a few tutoring gigs

StartUp Cup, the international business model competition, is back for the second year in Bangladesh. On March 6, the organisers

What do you need to get done? Prioritise. What is the most important work that you need to do? Make a plan that works for you. If you like working with rigid time based plans, make those.