Tag: workplace ethics

• Professionalism Is the Most Overrated Personality Trait

  Professionalism Is the Most Overrated Personality Trait I don’t exactly have the most professional aura. Very honestly, I like it that way. Because somewhere along the way, “professionalism” stopped meaning competence and started meaning pretending to be someone you’re not. It became this strange performance where everyone smiles with exactly twelve teeth, replies with “Noted,…

  Shreya Singh

  July 4, 2026

  Corporate Life, Uncategorized

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• Gen Z Perspective on Real Leadership

  What makes a good leader? If you’re a leader that Gen Z approves of— congratulations. You’ve truly made it. Despite popular belief, Gen Z isn’t reckless, lazy, or blindly rebellious. We are deeply observational. We watch how people behave, not just what they say—and we apply that lens to everyone, consistently. That’s why being a…

  Shreya Singh

  January 19, 2026

  Self Improvement

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