BouncyCupcake

Stealth

Indian managers are the best!!

10mo ago

Talking product sense with Ridhi

9 min AI interview5 questions

JumpyBurrito

British Telecom10mo

Really 😂 Going forward they might ask us to give heads up before going sick 🤣

ZoomyNoodle

Capgemini10mo

I believe the manager is more sick than the guy. 😅 My request to his company - give permanent leave to that manager.

SquishyCoconut

Accenture10mo

Planned sick leave....mention this in your mail signature 😄

DizzyBoba

Infosys10mo

LOL. Plan for your sickness properly.. While the organisation plan for project execution is fully random and always fire fighting..

SwirlyTaco

PayTM10mo

Lekin unkill 7 din pehle to mein ekdum changa tha ji

SwirlyPenguin

Enphase Energy10mo

Manager managing employee without managerial Experience

TwirlyMuffin

BT Group10mo

LMAO 🤣🤣

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