SwirlyKoala
SwirlyKoala

8 months ago, McK employee lost his life. It's a shame that everyone has forgotten about this.

Saurabh Kumar Laddha was a 25-year-old consultant at McK Mumbai. On February 23, 2024, Saurabh returned from a work trip to Ahmedabad and, later that evening, took his own life by jumping from the ninth floor of his apartment in Wadala, Mumbai. The police attributed his death to work pressure.

Saurabh was literally IITM+IIMC. He joined McK as a junior analyst in August 2022.

Do you really think it can be attributed to work pressure? I know of friends in the MBB circuit and at it's best they have to work long hours and at it's worst it is the manifestation of the most toxic culture that pushes people to either take anti-depressants or uppers to work harder.

I was on Reddit today and saw these comments. It is just sad that this country can't do justice to those who choose to stay behind.

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BouncyNugget
BouncyNugget

What's the point of the question in your post? Everyone will forget this in a heartbeat. That's always how it is. You could have a person dying every month and that wouldn't change anything.

Aside for from that, it's wild that someone decided to jump from their balcony to take their life. I would have considered something less painful.

PrancingKoala
PrancingKoala

@Node Weirdly I met friends last week in Mumbai and they were telling me about a friend who used to work with him. He is literally going through a lot, because of whataboutism. In some ways it is hard for you to not blame yourself for saving someone, even if you couldn't have done anything because you didn't know.

It is just hard.

BouncyCupcake
BouncyCupcake

Powerful people need slaves to enjoy life. So noone will talk about them. Even co-workers don't care because they want to become powerful too by licking the a** of managers/bosses/owners etc.

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