Traffic, Pollution, People, Lifestyle, Rent, etc. I would highly appreciate your views on this.
No. I am a resident of Delhi but I like Bengaluru and would love any day there
Pollution is bad Rent is lesser as compared to Bengaluru Traffic is manageable Lifestyle nothing amazing
No. Gurgaon is not for newbies. It's like Playing on hard difficulty.
Kuch kaand hogya ke thaare saath. Lol 😂
Bhai meh bhi idhar seh hi.
Apart from weather (including pollution) and salary (in tech at least), if compared to Bengaluru, it's much better
Traffic is easy Rent is less The cheaper food has a lot of variety No fake 70-80% Kannada boards BS More variety of experiences to do on the weekend Alcohol is much much cheaper Cab drivers don't cancel booking Better connectivity to different parts of the country
I work for a Gurgaon based company but permanent WFH. When ever i seriously considered moving to Gurgaon over the past 3 years of my employment with them the following happened
I still want to give Gurgaon a chance. I tell myself atleast I can experience the much better cultural experiences that delhi has to offer over Bangalore. Or maybe the unbeatable food experiences there or better access to places to travel across North India. The mall culture does nothing for me honestly.
But I am just not able to get over the reasons listed above. Maybe in my next visit in 2 months I will repeat the exercise and feel different about ut
Hi, is your company hiring?
They are, I hope you're from Gurgaon freshers are asked to work from office for the initial 6 months. Check their openings on the career page
I am currently WFH, but looking for new opportunities. Since most of the companies are now demanding on site, which is better for better growth, savings and learning?
Gurgaon/ Noida or Bangalore??
Current Experience ~ 2 years
Trying to gauge if it'll be worth it if I moved places. I currently live in east delhi, the commute is 1.5hr each way.
Seriously contemplating moving to Delhi/Gurgaon/Noida due to personal reasons.
Folks working there in IT, how's the work culture and overall state of tech industry?
