Working from home was once seen as the ultimate perk — no commute, flexible hours, sweatpants all day. But after a few years of widespread remote work, the cracks are showing.Behind the convenience lies a host of unintended consequences that affect not just productivity, but cognitive function, motivation, and even brain chemistry. 

  The Timeless Alienation of Meursault Albert Camus’ The Outsider gave us Meursault. The man who couldn’t fake what he didn’t feel. Indifferent to societal norms, unmoved by ritual, and detached from emotion, Meursault became a symbol of existential honesty.   But in 2025, many of us are Meursault in disguise; except we aren’t staring […]

LinkedIn launched as a professional networking tool — a digital handshake, a resume that never slept, a marketplace of talent and ideas. But scroll through your feed today, and you’re likely to see… Obituaries of someone’s close/distant relative Stories of life-altering illnesses Personal confessions bordering on trauma-dumps “Inspirational” posts crafted with all the subtlety of […]

  How Manga Can Help You Find a Job (Yes, Really) TL;DR: Manga isn’t just escapism. It can teach you persistence, problem-solving, and how to bounce back from rejection. Plus, it makes you more relatable in interviews than you think.   1. Characters Who Never Quit = Built-in Motivation Think about it: Luffy (One Piece), […]

  Job Hunting for Gen Z: Real Talk, No Cap TL;DR: You want a job but hate the fake vibes and outdated advice? Bet. Let’s fix that.   1. Your Resume = Your Personal Hype Doc Yeah, ChatGPT can write one, but if it sounds like you’re a robot who “synergizes cross-functional deliverables,” toss it. […]

Top Reasons Not to Work in the USA (Especially When Canada Exists) Canada vs USA: Why the Smart Choice May Be North of the Border The myth of the “American Dream” still circulates, but it’s wearing thin. Meanwhile, Canada quietly offers something more pragmatic: a functional society where work doesn’t feel like a slow bleed. […]