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“Kripya Line Pe Bane Rahein”: Why Indians Never Change Career Paths
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“Kripya Line Pe Bane Rahein”: Why Indians Never Change Career Paths

“Media line mein paisa hai kya?” That’s a question I often get asked. In India, picking a career and sticking to it is important. Because changing professions is a sign of fickleness and instability. But more than that, it sends your parents into a tizzy.
Posted by Ramjaane March 4, 2016

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