Welcome to the Daily Rundown! These are the top news stories for Tuesday, October 29 — Real estate gets a festive boost, Secondhand apparels become first choice for consumers, and more. 1️⃣ Real estate rides festive season wave: India’s real estate industry is seeing a rise in home-buying activity and property prices. To cash in, developers are offering perks like flexible payment plans and exclusive incentives. Avneesh Sood shares how suburban areas are emerging as housing hotspots: https://lnkd.in/gtDhPKvZ 2️⃣ Rising costs eat into FMCG profits: Raw material costs have impacted the profitability of FMCG companies in Q2FY25. And tepid urban demand put a dent on the revenues of a few firms. While the reach of quick commerce is a silver lining, Rushabh Shah says kirana stores remain the prime FMCG sales channel: https://lnkd.in/gKDzWgZw 3️⃣ Secondhand apparels become first choice for consumers: More consumers in India are making sustainable choices by going for used garments, The Economic Times reports. In fact, more businesses are now foraying into this space. Mayank Arya sees this trend as a “cultural awakening”: https://lnkd.in/gramPrgp 4️⃣ Gifting firms unwrap growth: Corporate gifting players have seen a significant jump in business, with India Inc loosening its purse strings this fiscal. Which sectors stand out in gifting budgets? IT/ITes, BFSI, retail, manufacturing, and GCCs. Sagar E Dhiwar . unpacks the “art of corporate gifting”: https://lnkd.in/geJ_EcRQ 5️⃣ Manufacturing gears up for a revenue boost: The manufacturing sector in India will see its revenues shoot up by 6.42% over the next two years, according to a PwC report. How? Thanks to Industry 5.0, where humans and machines will work in unison to build sustainable products. Taksh Dhody shares why manufacturing needs greater labour force participation: https://lnkd.in/gSb4PY6y 💬 What’s your take on today’s stories? Share in the comments section. ✍️: Abhiraj Ganguli 📷: Getty Images #DailyRundownIndia
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Bengaluru is shining bright when it comes to salary increments, The Economic Times reports, citing a study by TeamLease Services. Professionals in the city saw a year-on-year salary increase of 9.3% in FY24 — the highest across India. In fact, Bengaluru is the highest-paying Indian city with the average unified monthly salary, across both the temporary and permanent markets, being ₹29,500. Bengaluru is followed by Chennai, Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Pune, the study shows. Which sectors paid the most increments in India? Retail, BFSI, and consumer durables. Hikes were moderate in sectors like FMCG, healthcare and pharma, and logistics. “The report highlights a positive trajectory in India’s job market, with significant salary growth across cities and industries. The narrowing salary gap between permanent and temporary roles in sectors like consumer durables, and construction and real estate show that companies are focused on talent equity and long-term retention,” says Kartik N., CEO – Staffing at TeamLease. Source: The Economic Times - https://lnkd.in/g9CgvDXY ✍: Ankita Sajal 📷: Getty Images #Bengaluru #Salaryhikes
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Internships are overrated, says Zaid Merchant, Associate - Operations and Recruitment at The D. E. Shaw Group. While internships still offer valuable skills, mentorship, and insights into workplace culture, relying solely on them for job security may not be a good idea, he says. "Go beyond the obvious. Do what truly sets you apart. Success demands creativity and courage," Merchant adds. How can professionals stand out during their internship period? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
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INTERNSHIPS ARE OVERRATED. Not long ago, internships were golden tickets to success. They set you apart, added a unique shine to your resume, and almost guaranteed a step up. Today? Not so much. Don't get me wrong. Internships are still fabulous. They teach you practical skills, connect you with real-world mentors, and give a glimpse of workplace culture. But if you're banking on an internship to secure your future or land a job at companies like Morgan Stanley, Michelin, Zepto, ICICI Bank, etc., it’s time to think again. In a world where everyone’s doing internships, standing out requires a little extra. Consider building your own projects, side hustles, taking niche courses, networking and more. Go beyond the obvious. Do what truly sets you apart. Success demands creativity and courage. Picture source: https://pin.it/1Y4t9Sb2u
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In a service-based business, the "word of mouth" form of marketing is overrated, says Jasim M., founder and Design Director at Studio Cave. He says that even though he found success initially through referrals, he realised that this approach limited his control over the direction of the project and made it difficult for him to adjust pricing. Therefore, he decided to actively promote his work, which has helped him attract clients who value his design decisions. What should a business's marketing approach be when starting out? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
‘Word of mouth’ is often overrated in service-based industries. My dad used to tell me that your clients are your best marketing personnel. While this has worked for me in some ways, it's been a double-edged sword. In my seven years of running a firm, much of my business came from a chain reaction, one project leading to another. I took pride in staying in the good books of clients even after a project ended. But when I reflect on the quality of those referrals, I realize I rarely had control over why I was chosen or referred. This made it difficult to steer projects in the direction I wanted. Adjusting my rates was another challenge; charging differently from what I had previously quoted clients became tricky, limiting my financial growth. Lately, I’ve taken matters into my own hands by actively putting my work out there. The clients I've attracted through this are different. They ask about my fees upfront, respect my design decisions, and value my time more. Word of mouth while valuable, completely depending on it may hinder our growth in the direction we wanted. Have you felt the same pressure in projects that came through a referral?
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Alnaz Alnaz, Social Media Manager at Hyphun Technologies, says that presenting a polished professional image can empower one to face challenges and significantly influence how one views themselves. She believes it plays a crucial role in building confidence and leaving a lasting impression. Does creating a professional image matter? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
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✳️ What if your confidence was directly tied to your professional image?✨ → When you step out with a polished professional image, don’t you feel more empowered, ready to take on any challenge? → How you present yourself isn’t just about fashion; it’s about feeling your best and showing up as your most confident self. → A strong professional image can boost your confidence, leaving a lasting impression wherever you go. → Your professional image is the first thing people notice, and it speaks volumes about your personality before you even say a word. However, some may say,👉 “Why focus on your professional image all the time? It’s not necessary.” → But the truth is, how you present yourself not only affects how others perceive you, it also influences = how you see yourself. So, how important do you think maintaining a strong professional image is?Do you believe it’s key to confidence, or is it overrated? Share your thoughts in the comments! Let’s discuss. #linkedinposts #linkedin #professionalimage #confidence
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In today’s News Wrap, we ask: How do you handle constructive criticism at work? Also in the News Wrap: More Indians are planning to take a trip abroad next year, and carmakers are offering discounts due to a demand dip. Thanks to Rikant Pittie for his comment on travel trends, Aishwarya Gupta for his insights on car discounts, and Pritesh Zavery (Prits Zav) for sharing how to receive constructive criticism. #EveningNewsWrap Source: Manas Dwivedi - The Economic Times (https://lnkd.in/gQnjXzqz) Pankaj Doval - The Times Of India (https://lnkd.in/gu9SSFif) https://lnkd.in/gtFCfMaP https://lnkd.in/g5t4ZjDq https://lnkd.in/gZJ-Gmt9 ✍ : Novinston Lobo, Rakshit Ravindranathan
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B2B e-commerce startup Udaan has raised $36 million in its latest funding round, Financial Express (India) reports. The funding round was led by investors such as Lighthouse Canton, Stride Ventures, InnoVen Capital, and Trifecta Capital. The company will use the funds to boost its go-to-market capabilities, streamline supply chain processes, invest in micro-market centres, and elevate service delivery experience. In December, Udaan had raised $340 million in a Series E funding round led by M&G Plc. Founded by Sujeet Kumar, Amod Malviya, and Vaibhav Gupta in 2016, Udaan offers supply chain and logistics operations. Source: https://lnkd.in/gwBB5nbZ ✍ : Novinston Lobo 📸 : Getty Images
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“You don’t need require a lot of capex to launch a fintech startup in India today,” says Nikhil Kamath, co-founder, Zerodha, True Beacon, and Gruhas . Tune in to his insights and share your take — What do you think is the next big fintech opportunity in India? #LinkedInVideo #Fintech
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In today's hybrid work culture, the ability to "sense the unsaids" is crucial for effective leadership, says Gatik Chaujer, co-founder at TransforMe. What does it mean? Recognising unexpressed feelings and concerns, he says. To cultivate this skill, he suggests tips such as tracking communication patterns, following up, and trusting one's intuition. "Great leaders in a hybrid world are those who can bridge the digital divide with human insight and empathy," Chaujer adds. What is key to leading in a hybrid workplace? Share your take in the comments section.
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The most underrated skill in the hybrid work culture. Sensing the unsaids. Recently, I had the opportunity to work with one of my oldest clients to build a workshop focused on how leaders and managers can effectively navigate this hybrid landscape. Together, we developed a key 5 steps model for success. It hit me: we are in a hybrid world—like it or not, that’s the reality we’re in. And out of those 5 steps, the one that resonated most with me is “sensing the unsaids.” Let’s delve into what that means. In this hybrid world, where leaders, managers, and teams don’t see each other face-to-face often, it’s hard to pick up on how people are really feeling because we're communicating through texts, WhatsApp, and quick messages instead of those natural, in-person chats. So, how can you tune into what's happening in someone's mind without them expressing it? Okay. Think about those individuals who instinctively know when something is off. They check in and say, “Hey, you sound a little off today. What’s going on?” That’s the essence of sensing the unsaids. → The art of reading between the lines, picking up on subtle cues, and understanding the unspoken emotions and concerns of our team members. As children, we were all naturally skilled at this, and we just need to rediscover and refine it. Here are 3 practical tips that worked for me: 1/ Track communication patterns: Notice changes in frequency, tone, or style of written communications. 2/ Follow up: If you sense something might be off, don't hesitate to check in privately with the individual. 3/ Trust your intuition: If something feels amiss, it probably is. Act on your instincts. Remember, the great leaders in a hybrid world are those who can bridge the digital divide with human insight and empathy. Sensing the unsaids is your new secret weapon for leadership success. #hybridleadership #empathy #communication #teamconnection #leadershipskills
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In today’s News Wrap, we ask: What is key to building an inclusive team culture? Also in the News Wrap: Consumer brands increase spending on digital advertisements, and smartphone sales increase this festive season. Thanks to Manisha Dokania for her comment on digital ad spends, Dr. Sanchit Misra💡 for his insights on smartphone sales, and Faraz Anis 🍁 for sharing how to nurture an inclusive team culture. #EveningNewsWrap Source: Meenakshi Verma Ambwani - businessline (https://lnkd.in/g7-QDkdg) Subhrojit Mallick - The Economic Times (https://lnkd.in/gT5Yc3w5) https://lnkd.in/g75whVCJ https://lnkd.in/gxMCyYXz https://lnkd.in/gecQxkcJ ✍ : Novinston Lobo, Rakshit Ravindranathan