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Define your workplaces

I will start with mine. “Took leave on several days to complete pending documents & items” My company is not bothered about a person bandwidth🥲 Is this the same everywhere?

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Jackietrader

Google

5 months ago

yes
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TechGuy69

Stealth

5 months ago

Really? Google? Curious.
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WhoKnowsMyFate

Razorpay

5 months ago

I had to do this at my previous workplace.
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DatSon

Stealth

5 months ago

Bruv , wtf is happening? Are we as employees giving super high expectations?
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WhoKnowsMyFate

Razorpay

5 months ago

The issue was my other teammate had no social life and was working the whole weekend and delivering bad code in fast time. Which led to everyone in the team to do this to get a good rating after the year. It was toxic but it taught me a lot in terms of tech and life experience to decide what I want and what I don’t.
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BugHunter

HCL

5 months ago

Same
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PutridArm36

Porter

5 months ago

At my previous workplace, almost every PM did it regularly and also put 'OOO to complete documents' as their Slack status
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DatSon

Stealth

5 months ago

Dudeeeeee, dayum.
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Dihaadi

Stealth

5 months ago

Welcome to PM 201
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Humanist123

Media company

5 months ago

Same
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Pixel_Pusher

TCS

5 months ago

Same
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DatSon

Stealth

5 months ago

@BugHunter @Jackietrader Damn. Any good companies you have heard from someone where culture is better?
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