The cover letter is like the cape to your otherwise awesome CV that is Batman.

If you have been following what's happening around the globe lately, then surely you have come across the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES).

How many times have you heard someone start a speech with something along the lines of, “I'm here to talk about the prevalence of heart disease in corporate settings?” Snore! While you might have the goodness in your heart to actually sit through this ordeal, most of us would probably be dozing off by the end of the first minute.

The outcome of most things that you do in life is often influenced by your mindset and how that makes you interact with the world.

You have probably managed to get through university on your solo efforts. Now you need to learn working in a team – and this is for your own good.

It does not really matter how big or well-known the organisation you are interning for is – employers will look at what you did and learned in the internship.

Founder of Future Startup Ruhul Kader discusses his entrepreneurial journey

Admit it, the first thing that pops into your head when you think about doing that fancy new internship at that hot shot telco firm is that it will look really sweet on your resume.

You will probably have a hard time visualising turning a problem into an opportunity to grow, to make money or to make a change. But in the face of a challenge, the easier thing to do is to change the way you look at it.

Bangladesh is now home to a growing startup scene. With all the exciting startups in the play, venture capital firms are being lured in.

We take look at the top sources of funding in startups worldwide

In collaboration with Robi and Elite Paints, NSU YES! initiated AD Maker Bangladesh 2015, the largest inter-university marketing

Aftab Mahmud Khurshid is widely known for his strategic business marketing and brand building expertise. He shares his brand marketing tips and thoughts about next generation marketers with Next Step.

Adulthood is a trap. Now that it is too late to get out of that ploy, you might as well plan around it and make it seem

Personal branding is about managing your name – even if you don't own a business.

We get so caught up in our jobs we start to believe that we are the title only and nothing else. Well, we're not.

Next Step interviews the Managing Director of Watercress, Sheikh Aftab Ahmed

Any company big or small is defined by its people. Make a wrong choice in selecting the candidate or nurturing the existing one and it

The workshop for “ROBI presents Inter AD Maker'15” took place on 30th May at North South University. It was an initiative by NSU

Keeping up with times, here are some ideas for making that unforgettable first impression.