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Company townhall and results can tell 2 different tales; here's what to check if you are worried about your next hike or promotion

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By Devashish Chakravarty
| The Economic Times Verified
Synopsis Keep manager’s reassurance and employer’s financials apart, says Devashish Chakravarty. Investors told first Every three months, listed companies must disclose important events to the stock exchange and most of them explain their numbers to analysts. Long before you find an email from your HR, the company has already announced its hiring freeze or restructuring plans in its earnings call. Take Are you worried about your job risk, your next increment or promotion?
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An offer is not a job! Cover the risks between your old payslip and the new - 8 things you must understand in detail

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By Devashish Chakravarty
| Inkl
Last week, ET reported that the ET reported that the ET Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) stopped cooperating with 22 companies for next two years when they did not honour more than 150 job offers to the 2026 batch. This number of defaulting companies was twice the number last year and the highest in recent years. The students had the IIT brand, a placement office, a committee writing letters and their CVs circulated to other recruiters. You have none of that.
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Put on a PIP? How to protect your job, finances and career while preparing for an exit

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By Devashish Chakravarty
| The Economic Times Verified
Synopsis Work to save your job while preparing for an exit, says Devashish Chakravarty. Listen to this article in summarized format You notice a strange new calendar invite with your manager and human resources on it. You join up and get a performance improvement plan (PIP) document—it lists performance shortfall, sets targets and a ticking clock of 30, 60 or 90 days. Miss them, and lose your job. You are not alone.
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