Key Takeaways from the Week Gone By
What we learned together on Network Capital
Dear readers,
On Network Capital we curate a wide range of online and offline adventures for our members. For February, we have an exciting mix planned —
Mumbai Meetup on Feb 16
Oxford Meetup on Feb 22
Winter Picnic in Delhi on Feb 25
NC Salon: Inflection - A Roadmap for leaders at crossroads on March 1
Newsletters
From Delhi to Chennai - You don't need a heat wave to feel the burn every summer
Today’s newsletter comes from Priyanka. She is Network Capital’s Write-in-Residence. You can read her writing here. The world we live in is getting hotter. We don't need science and scientists to experience this truth. We feel the rising temperatures every summer in the sweat that we constantly wipe off our brows, in the increasing electricity bills as we struggle to sleep and finally in the abject fear we have in stepping out onto our roads on a hot afternoon.
How to leverage your social network for your next big adventure
Today’s newsletter is brought to you by MyPlan8, India’s leading carbon offsetting company. Toward the end of business school, I met with an accident and returned to India for my surgery after which I was bedridden for months. I had to let go of the job offers at the time and start paying off my education loan without anything in hand. The stress of restarting the recruitment process got to me. My peers were posting exciting updates about their new jobs on LinkedIn, and I seemed to be out of options. Far from being helpful, social media made things worse. I remember doomscrolling for hours and asking myself the most unhelpful question over and over again: Why me?
Network Capital Sunday Digest
Dear readers, Welcome to Network Capital’s weekly digest. In this we share relevant job opening, interesting reads and ideas. Hope you enjoy it! Interesting Idea
Masterclass for the week
Have a wonderful week ahead.
— Your Network Capital Team
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