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When the daughter knows better than the mother

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When the daughter knows better than the mother- Grapevine

Was speaking to two of my friends (from GV) on this topic. One was supporting, and one against.

As a fellow female on Grapevine, I think it is not necessary. 
If only we stop treating women as second gender, and just see them as basic humans, a lot of things will change.

To let people have a safe space to voice opinions, does not need a secluded room.

So many of us are unaware of problems (physical, mental, emotional) others face, this platform does a great job in bringing all at one place.

Do we need separate community for women on Grapevine?

Consultant

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.

Mom vs. Manager: The Unexpected Lesson That Saved My Career

Data engineer

Parents of GV, what's the most hypocritical thing you've done in the name of raising your kids? Any "do as I say, not as I do" moments you're not proud of?

The Parenting Paradox:

Software Engineer

Twitter never disappoints

either Savage or Pookie, there's no in between.

Indian Mothers' behaviour to their children is always

Software Test- QA

What do daughters teach us??

Project manager

Meanwhile in the world of modern screwed up couples

Software Developer

Welcome to Office Gossip's Private Community

She has different boards and finds it more interesting than yt or insta. 

Fml I can never imagine someone like her using Pinterest. I went through the product and damn the rabbit holes they’ve built are insane. Just look at their similar algo. 

Easy to use. Visual first. And lots of content.

My mom is hooked to Pinterest

Partner

Mom said no 😂

Welcome to Software Engineers's Private Community

Saw a touching post on Instagram; trying to know if it's true and someone knows something about it or not. 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5do0E7PYoR/?igsh=MWxrdGxxNGl2aHN1MA==

A mother not able to recognise own son ? And then he claims that "he has been living in his brother's place ever since" sounds too filmy to be true.

Random question

- Let’s create a safe space
- Mention *minimal* information such as you age, gender, etc to add context about you
- Trolls be empathetic and think before you comment to someone.

What are you innermost thoughts and emotions you don’t share with family and friends as they wouldn’t understand?

Why ?

Welcome to Indian Startups's Private Community

Why do female founders and other budding LinkedIn female influencers post their personal pictures(gym photos, selfies, random photos of themselves) on LinkedIn? It’s a professional platform for fucks sake. 

You don’t post these photos on Leap Club but LinkedIn is okay because validation. 

And nobody calls them out. Men are lost in simp behaviour and others ignore them.

Personal photos on LinkedIn

Share your list. But Only unmarried women

We did a men survey with huge response rate
: https://grapevine.in/post/808462ef-8ae0-4269-aaa3-c683ba1194bb

Women your turn, what is that you seek in your to-be spouse?

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.

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