Sustainable Me

Try to relive that first interview of yours . It sure was scary, wasn’t it? Your heart racing, your palms sweating and you are engulfed with nervous energy. Well done though! Look where you are now? I am sure you are in a position to advise another on how to do a better job at their first interview right? It’s always good to have an open mind and learn new things. Even about something, you think you don’t need to know more about, or you think would not really help you in the future. Good News! Are you about to face your first ever job interview? Or are you thinking of switching company or role? If the answer is yes, I have laid out a few tips especially for you!   I I have been through more than 5 Job interviews in my life and I am fairly confident that what I think was important should really help you ace that interview with 100% confidence Know your company Be sure to research a fair bit on the company you want to join. You may use their website to get an understandin

Sahana Ravishankar is an Attorney-at-Law by profession who has an undying passion for helping all kinds of animals. Especially cats and dogs. I first connected with her on Facebook about a year or so back after seeing a post about two pups who were rescued and needed "furrever homes" as she affectionately refers to it. Feeding the hungry Most of her good deeds revolve around feeding street dogs and cats who would otherwise more or less suffer of starvation and die. Her feeding rounds are regular and require so much effort to carry out. My mom and I once gave a small treat to five street doggies a few months back and that required quite a bit of effort. Buying the food, transporting it, finding the dogs, giving them the food without inconveniencing the public, and ensuring you leave no waste behind. It's a process! Adoption and Re-homing Not only feeding, she adopts helpless cats and dogs too. Caring for them until she finds people she can trust to take care of

Remember the times we memorized the content of our school subjects just days before term tests began? Our only focus was to remember as much as we can so we could answer all the questions in the exam and get the highest possible results or “Just to pass”. Most of you must be remembering the brilliant “hand gestures” you and your pals used during MCQ exams to gather the answers for questions that made you go “what on earth does that mean!?”. Those were the times, weren’t they? Many years have passed now and most of us may be pursuing higher education, working, or even contemplating what we want to do in life. However, there’s something important (in my humble opinion) should grab your attention. This can be an insight that will help you or your juniors in doing better in life. Studying Cramming, cramming, cramming, and cramming to pass an exam. Is what it means to most. Even I am guilty of studying a certain subject just for the “sake of it” or just to pass an exam. Why? Becaus