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Techie Claims He Was Fired For Failing To Reply To Boss While On Holiday: "Extremely Fragile Ego"
The 29-year-old techie explained that he was travelling in a remote, high-altitude area with no mobile network coverage for several days during an official holiday.
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Indian Company Restricts LinkedIn Use For Employees: 'No Likes, No Comments'
An Indian company instructed employees not to like, comment, or use the 'Open To Work' badge on LinkedIn, citing professionalism and company image.
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Manager Pressures Employee For Medical Documents Despite Approved Leave: 'I'm Confused'
An employee revealed how their team lead repeatedly pressured them for medical documents during an approved medical leave, sparking social media debate on workplace conduct.
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Cruise Ship Employee From Mumbai Buys Car Worth Rs 10 Lakh Using Only Tips: "Salary Is For Savings"
He explained his financial strategy, saying that his "salary is for future savings" and that the tips cover his living expenses and purchases.
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Indian Man Shares Shocking Work Culture Contrast Between India And Germany
Social media users have praised the user for sharing his experience.
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"Asking For Leave Felt Like Asking For A Kidney": Techie Compares India, Germany's Work Cultures
A viral Instagram post by an Indian software engineer who relocated to Germany is sparking a debate on global work culture.
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Techie Shows Norway's 'Flexible' 7.5-Hour Workdays, Indians React: 'We Just Survive'
Video sparked social media debate comparing Norway's flexible work culture to India's longer, rigid working hours and its impact on employee well-being.
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Indian Woman's Praise For Intern's Late-Night Work Backfires, Sparks Debate On Work Culture
Social media users slammed her for promoting a toxic work culture that prioritises work over employee well-being.
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Viral Reddit Post Sparks Debate On How Indian And Japanese Bosses Handle Leave Requests
The employee expressed disappointment with the Indian manager's response, feeling it made the leave approval seem like a "personal favour" rather than an earned entitlement.
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Work Culture Difference Between India And Europe Shocks Redditor: 'Can We Indians...'
The Redditor posted a screenshot of a Teams conversation highlighting the difference between work culture in India and Europe.
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Video: Mattresses, Pillows Brought To Flipkart Office For All-Night Shifts Before Big Billion Days Sale
A video shared by a marketing employee shows a truck delivering bedding to the Bengaluru office, including mattresses and pillows.
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Manager's Post About Laid-Back Attitude In Indian Employees Sparks Debate: "Feels Like Babysitting Grown Adults"
Social media users weighed in on the importance of creating a positive work environment.
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India Ranks Highest In Asia's Best Workplaces List With 48 Companies: Report
India ranks highest in great places to work in Asia, with 48 out of the top 100 organisations operating in India, a report said on Monday.
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Reddit User Says Boss Asks Employees To Log Off At 7 PM, Sparks Work-Life Balance Debate
The post went viral, with many users praising the boss's approach. Some said that they wish their workplaces had similar cultures.
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"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
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Techie Claims He Was Fired For Failing To Reply To Boss While On Holiday: "Extremely Fragile Ego"
The 29-year-old techie explained that he was travelling in a remote, high-altitude area with no mobile network coverage for several days during an official holiday.
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Indian Company Restricts LinkedIn Use For Employees: 'No Likes, No Comments'
An Indian company instructed employees not to like, comment, or use the 'Open To Work' badge on LinkedIn, citing professionalism and company image.
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Manager Pressures Employee For Medical Documents Despite Approved Leave: 'I'm Confused'
An employee revealed how their team lead repeatedly pressured them for medical documents during an approved medical leave, sparking social media debate on workplace conduct.
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Cruise Ship Employee From Mumbai Buys Car Worth Rs 10 Lakh Using Only Tips: "Salary Is For Savings"
He explained his financial strategy, saying that his "salary is for future savings" and that the tips cover his living expenses and purchases.
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Indian Man Shares Shocking Work Culture Contrast Between India And Germany
Social media users have praised the user for sharing his experience.
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"Asking For Leave Felt Like Asking For A Kidney": Techie Compares India, Germany's Work Cultures
A viral Instagram post by an Indian software engineer who relocated to Germany is sparking a debate on global work culture.
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Techie Shows Norway's 'Flexible' 7.5-Hour Workdays, Indians React: 'We Just Survive'
Video sparked social media debate comparing Norway's flexible work culture to India's longer, rigid working hours and its impact on employee well-being.
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Indian Woman's Praise For Intern's Late-Night Work Backfires, Sparks Debate On Work Culture
Social media users slammed her for promoting a toxic work culture that prioritises work over employee well-being.
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Viral Reddit Post Sparks Debate On How Indian And Japanese Bosses Handle Leave Requests
The employee expressed disappointment with the Indian manager's response, feeling it made the leave approval seem like a "personal favour" rather than an earned entitlement.
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Work Culture Difference Between India And Europe Shocks Redditor: 'Can We Indians...'
The Redditor posted a screenshot of a Teams conversation highlighting the difference between work culture in India and Europe.
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Video: Mattresses, Pillows Brought To Flipkart Office For All-Night Shifts Before Big Billion Days Sale
A video shared by a marketing employee shows a truck delivering bedding to the Bengaluru office, including mattresses and pillows.
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Manager's Post About Laid-Back Attitude In Indian Employees Sparks Debate: "Feels Like Babysitting Grown Adults"
Social media users weighed in on the importance of creating a positive work environment.
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India Ranks Highest In Asia's Best Workplaces List With 48 Companies: Report
India ranks highest in great places to work in Asia, with 48 out of the top 100 organisations operating in India, a report said on Monday.
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Reddit User Says Boss Asks Employees To Log Off At 7 PM, Sparks Work-Life Balance Debate
The post went viral, with many users praising the boss's approach. Some said that they wish their workplaces had similar cultures.
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"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
