A manager’s Reddit post has drawn widespread attention after detailing a newly formalised company policy that enforces instant termination for
“Do you have to sell your soul to be an Indian manager?” the caption of the post reads. The employee
A fresh graduate who recently started working at one of the Big 4 accounting firms took to Reddit on Thursday
Long working hours, constant pressure, and the expectation to be “always available” have defined the reality of many Indian workplaces.
For some employees, quitting their job in a dramatic fashion has become a way to express deep frustration. Through viral
A young professional from Faridabad shared how an increasingly suffocating work culture pushed him to hand in his resignation and
A recent attempt by a company to entice remote employees back into the office ended in unexpected chaos, according to
Within an online community usually dominated by exhausted employees sharing stories of cold and unreasonable supervisors, one user stood apart
An Asian tech worker’s anonymous post on TeamBlind has ignited a debate around hiring bias in the tech industry after
An exhausted employee finally reached his breaking point after enduring continual disrespect from his department head. Despite giving every ounce