Tldr?
The article sheds light on how Indians, along with a lot of other people are scared to say anything before thinking 10 times because of how it might be interpreted by snowflakes which might result in the company getting sued, and the people responsible, losing their jobs.
What are some common stereotypes you've all encountered in Indian corporate culture?
I'll go first; the meetings that are never ending (and could have easily been an email).
Working late or working on weekends is a sign of hard work.
Hi all,
I felt that in recent 3-5 years the working culture and forced work are increasing in India due to stress, demotivation, and frequent change of jobs happening.
Any proper solution to unite and we raise it to the right platform...
I have worked in 2 Indian-born startups, one of which has its branch in US and Europe. Almost everyday I have to reach out to folks both in India and in US to ask questions and get details regarding technical features.
Now, whenever I ...
