Study reveals why companies are firing Gen Z employees
As companies evaluate the performance of their youngest employees, a concerning trend has emerged: Gen Z workers, fresh out of college, are being let go at higher rates than their older peers. A recent study provides valuable insights into the underlying reasons, shedding light on the challenges facing both employers
Study links these two personality traits to longer life
A new study has confirmed that stress can accelerate the biological aging process, even in young and healthy individuals, but it also identifies two psychological traits—resilience and self-control—that help resist these aging effects. Researchers found that people who had experienced higher levels of stress showed biological markers indicative of faster
Pakistan faces alarming drop in engineering enrollments, study reveals
A recent study has highlighted a troubling trend of declining enrollments in engineering programs across Pakistan. Data from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) indicates a dramatic decrease in engineering enrollments, plummeting from 16,005 in 2017 to just 3,895 in 2024, representing a 76% drop. The study, which gathered information from various educational boards,
Karachi’s top university offers full scholarships to all students
NED University of Engineering and Technology has started a program called the Undergraduate Fellowship Program. It’s for undergraduate students, including the 2,900 new ones. They’ve set aside Rs 23.3 million for this. The aim is to help students financially so that nobody has to quit studying because of money problems.
Ex-smokers who vape face higher lung cancer risk
A recent study in South Korea found that individuals who quit smoking and then took up vaping were more likely to develop lung cancer than those who did not vape. Study Details Yeon Wook Kim led this research at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. He stated, “This is the first
