[Weekend Scenes] Did Pizza workshop with Mom ❤️ also embarrassing story

Today, I had a realization about workplace communication that I wanted to share. During a meeting, I found myself in a familiar situation - my manager wasn't listening to my input and was criticizing my work unfairly. Frustrated, I raised my voice and responded rudely. At the time, I justified it as the only way to deal with such a difficult person. Later, my mom overheard and questioned my behavior. When I explained the situation, she said something that really struck me: "It doesn't matter how the other person is behaving or how rudely they speak. You should always remain polite." Her words made me pause and reflect. I realized that toxic managers can create toxic coworkers if we let their behavior influence us. By mirroring their rudeness, I was perpetuating a cycle of negativity in the workplace. This experience taught me an important lesson: we shouldn't let difficult people change who we are or how we conduct ourselves. Maintaining our composure and speaking respectfully, even in the face of rudeness, is not just about professionalism - it's about preserving our own integrity and mental peace. Moving forward, I'm committed to finding more constructive ways to address workplace conflicts, even when faced with challenging personalities. It's not always easy, but it's a step towards creating a more positive work environment for everyone.

Write about a time you made someone feel very nice. Hopefully it can be a collection of ideas that others can take forward. If somehow a few people do something nice as a result, that would be powerful. To start with an example: Bought a laptop for my grandfather because he wanted to continue working post 60. Helped him learn Excel, Gmail, Chrome browsing over many days. He really picked it up, and works as a consultant for new companies in the industry he worked all his life.

You won't believe what happened today at the office. I was chilling at my desk and minding my own business. That is when this boomer comes out of nowhere and tells me to clean the plates in the pantry. I was like, huh??? I did not join for this. I said, "Yeh mera kaam nahi hai" but he just smiled and said that, "Yaha everyone contributes to everything." What part to contribute to? Since when did "Software Engineer" include "Dishwasher" in the job description? I was so angry, but I didn't want to make a scene in front of everyone. So, I just rolled up my sleeves and picked up a plate. I could feel my blood boiling. That guy had the audacity to say, "Make sure you clean it properly" "Sahi mei? I have a degree in Computer Science, not some Hotel Management coolie." Before I started, he said that he was just kidding and it was just a joke. Has anyone else had to deal with this kind of nonsense at their company?

I was laughing the entire time internally on that call, thank god the video wasn’t on

Middle class parents have always saved up money, cutting out trivial expenses When kids get their own money, they want to shake up things - order in or eating out. Dragging down the health (and wealth) that parents built over the years Was in a mall food court and saw parents - simple and humble - enjoying the little burger and fries, while being proud of their son/daughter being all grown up I am guilty of this too WHy are we like this

Started @salt trend on weekend scenes while driving through Karnataka to Coorg. I am from Delhi and got a nice bonus this year. Decided to travel with entire family which I paid and not my papa. Feeling very proud. My father and mother worked very hard when I was a child. It feels good knowing that I can give them experiences that they never could afford because they had me and my sister to raise. I am happy that I am spending mothers day with my family and appreciate my parents at the same time. We are headed to coorg now. Feeling very proud inside. picture: taken this morning on my flight from Delhi to Bangalore.

I know more life history of Meloni, her past relationships, how she had kid before marriage and How could people say such shitty things about PM of the country I'm sorry mom 😭 I know it is wrong but they are funny 🫣🤐🫠