A Reddit post by an Indian student highlights concerns about social media scrutiny during US visa interviews. Her public ...

The company requires the developer to dedicate an additional 20 hours per week to self-learning outside of regular working ...

An Indian tech professional's request for work from home after their father's death was denied, sparking outrage on Reddit.

No, you didn’t actually break Reddit, but there’s a good chance you’re seeing an error message informing that you did right ...

The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting ...

Their first visa application was refused due to improper documentation and unexplained financial details, largely attributed ...

An Indian tech worker's plea for work from home was denied. This happened after his father passed away. The company insisted ...

Defiant, the employee proceeded to take their scheduled lunch break. The Reddit post noted, "Whole day his manager didn't ...

Nevertheless, the Reddit post actually made it to the trial as multiple individuals forwarded it to authorities. Judge Dorow addressed the existence of the post but also questioned its legitimacy.

Others chimed in on the parenting post on Reddit. "I’ll share the answer for myself and my dad," replied one Redditor, noting that he is a 29-year-old male and his dad is in his 50s.

A Bengaluru resident's Reddit post has ignited a relatable online discussion about the city's chaotic traffic. The user ...

Redditors in the UK will now have to verify their ages before they can view mature content. Just like Bluesky, which ...