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The injury was so severe that medical professionals predicted a two-year recovery period. Mayank Arya, founder and CEO of YesMadam, recently shared a harrowing personal experience on LinkedIn ...

In a video statement posted on LinkedIn, Mayank Arya, CEO of YesMadam, apologised for his company's "planned effort" to raise awareness regarding workplace stress. Listen to Story YesMadam CEO ...

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