The Kaarthyka SM Chronicle

  “Are We Shifting LinkedIn Posts and Content Away from Their Purpose and Losing Their Professional Edge?” A Discussion on Maintaining the Right Balance Between Professionalism & Personal Content. Hey all, It’s been a long time since I shared a post! This one was there in my drafts for a while, and I finally wanted to post it today! This post is solely about my thoughts on LinkedIn posts, content, and chats we as users engage with. It has been nearly 3 years since I joined LinkedIn, and I’ve truly felt efficient during my time here. I love how this platform connects professionals, helps people grow in their careers, and provides a space to share knowledge, insights, and achievements. Content/Posts That Excite Me About LinkedIn! I think one of the best things about LinkedIn is the valuable content people share. I have learned so much from posts about: ✅ Creative employee appreciation methods ✅ Recognitions like R&R, awards, and promotions in a unique way ✅ Companies introd...

A Silent Tale of Unpair Shoes Hi all, I'm really excited to share the first story I'm writing on my blog, and it's based on a true event. The story follows a little girl's life on a specific day which centers around an event in Madurai. Let's begin and kindly read till the end. I hope you will travel with the story and find it exciting. Date: January 23, 2008 Location: Madurai, Tamil Nadu 1.   The Excitement and the Setback Jamuna, a 10-year-old girl studying in the 5th grade, was a little chubby, with a big black bindi on her forehead and her face adorned with traditional turmeric powder. Dressed in her pinafore uniform and blue and white canvas shoes, her hair was styled in two short plaits with ribbons. On the morning of January 23, 2008, it was a very special day in Madurai Teppakulam: The Raft Festival (In Tamil: Theppa Thiruvila). She was eager to return home from school to get ready for the festivities. As usual, she got ready for school and sat in t...