We just received a message on our company (Graphy by Unacademy) from our business head that, we should not come to him asking for 6-7 leave for Diwali. These are the employees who want to go back to there home town for the featival. Additionally he said that it is an optional holiday and we can ask for 2-3 days work from home max not more that that, and we should understand our business’s needs and remain focused on it. What should I do now I have to prioritise my family and going to my home town, like this I will have pressure from both ends, please pass on any advice.
Always plan these kind of leaves in advanced, maybe 1-2 months prior.
We received right now because there are people who applied before for a festival that is next month :(
If you guys would have talked about it with your managers 1 or 2 months back, they would have helped you or planned accordingly. Sprint planning would go accordingly. Its totally understandable that ppl want to go home, but last minute announcements doesn’t help anybody. I know ppl who have planned out their leaves for December, coz they know its gonna be rush and everyone wants to celebrate and end this year on a happy note. Take this diwali as a lesson, and take good break in December, and spend time with your family.
we should not come to him asking for leave
Ok, we won't come to you
Hahahahahaha
Unless one doesn't have a choice, we should never work for such shitty companies. Am waiting for the day these edtech shut shop
My advice is never tell them your plan. Take sick leave and go. If they are going to fire you they will do it anyway. You working 20 hrs is not going to change amything
My manager is asking me to be on-call on Diwali and has asked me to report in person. This is absolute stupidity. Although I will be compensated at 2.5x of my hourly pay but I would rather spend time with my family.
What should I do?...
Dunzo might be celebrating their last Diwali. So they ensuring to do everything they can to make it their best one. 😂
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Whomst'd've summoned me?
