Why are things different in india btw what do you think is the problem
slave mentality, no spine, too afraid to take initiatives
No labour laws to protect the working force. Heck, the law and order itself is a slave to many and has been recently seen bending over and spreading legs wide open to those in power. So, yeah. That's the core issue of all.
The best solution for this is to set boundaries from the start. Do not ask for leaves. Give a reasonable notice and apply and then just take off. Also, build your place in the org, build dependencies and equity. You can then easily say f**k off and go on those leaves without waiting for approval.
I inform here also... And have made a note that fuck this Indian corporate managers...
Isn't it like this here as well?
I think the main problem stems from the fact that you give most Indians some power and they abuse it. Same goes with managers, the minute they have some control they start using it like a hunter.
And on the flip side there are employees who abuse facilities. So as a result everyone suffers
Agree,we have cultural and structural differences in workplace dynamics between Europe and India.
After the unfortunate death of the EY CA, the whole country is talking about how work life balance should be prioritised but will we ever do it?
There is no solidarity among corporate workers. The people in the top posts of the hierarch...
Confirmed from credible source. Gojek Pune office is going to be shutdown in May or June.
All people from Pune office will be layoff and no other option will be provided.
So all Pune people , start looking out soon.
Till 1947 Indians were made to lick the boots of the British Raj. The overlords. The 'saviors' of an inferior race. The fear mongers.
That fear has got coded in our DNA. It hasn't changed much.
Biggest indicator of that
NCCS A workf...
I came across this on Agoda, and it's truly absurd. People pay to observe individuals living in poverty and dire conditions in Dharavi , resembling a human zoo. Do Westerners consider this to be a tourist destination after watching "Slum...
