What are some common stereotypes you've all encountered in Indian corporate culture?
I'll go first; the meetings that are never ending (and could have easily been an email).
Sometimes opinion of senior take superiority over data driven decision
Expected to participate in discussion at meetings whether you have anything to contribute or not
Just wanted to know why and how come our companies have horrible WLB and cultures compared to western counterparts. Is it the fault of the employees for accepting whatever and acting like sheep or is it just the mindset of the senior man...
They have no life They have nowhere to go They have no one to be with They have no passions outside work either
And they make your life hell as they become the baseline for comparison for all sorts of management from appraisal to w...
I'm also like this brother. But why I work like this? I come from a small village in India . Haven't got proper edu...
You and Your generation needs to understand tradeoffs. They are actively sacrificing other things in exchange f...
You can't. These fucks keep working and licking ass like teacher's pets and make life hard for the rest of us.
I've had the fortune of having worked in 3 countries so far. India is by far the most exciting place to be in 2024. But there's something about our work ethic that just concerns me. In both white and blue collar.
In most other countr...
We don't end up staying long hours because we need to. But because we have to, so that the manager doesn't feel like ...
While a lot of this has to do with inflated population, it also boils down how employer and employee perceive work. I...
I pray for your directs if you ever become a manager 💀💀
Hi am a fresher working in an IT company as SDE intern. Wanted to know if most of the Indian companies follow strict schedule? This is because I have heard people doing 9-5 job. Often they are having meetings after 5pm and sometimes work...
