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Zepto • 6m

Zepto’s work culture is toxic. Don’t expect any work life balance, you will have to work on holidays if required. Most senior management lacks experience, high level of office politics, regular removal of people they don’t “like”. The good this is

Shuvam

Stealth • 6m

Lack of ambition ❌ Toxic work culture 👍🏻

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Zepto • 6m

You'll understand when you are made to slog like a donkey.

Shuvam

Stealth • 6m

Been there done that, i was the donkey slogging our own company. Slept In the office too at nights, practically lived there for a while. Had showers, slept on the bunk beds in the nap room hiding from everyone. Kuch karna hota hai toh sab kuch karna

Saim

Stealth • 6m

Slogging "our own company". Who doesn't work their ass off for their own company? You know that if you would make profit, you will be the one enjoying not your fixed salaried donkeys which hardly would benefit from it. Phle context smjh or fr preach

Shuvam

Stealth • 6m

Yaar by default we are more likely to take an easier route with less struggles. If you have to drive to someplace and you know one route is very bad and the other is very smooth. You would take that, the context is not your own company or doing a job

Saim

Stealth • 6m

The point here is not "working hard". Ofcourse, hustling is the way forward if you are a motivated individual. The point here is working hard beyond the scheduled shift which is concerning. Now, if the person was communicated in advance that he would be required to work for 10+ hours, then it's his mistake otherwise if this working hour is unsolicited, then it shouldn't be acceptable. From the startup pov, if the company want productive output during the entire 12 hour shift, they should know that a person can only be productive for max 5 hours ( a not much motivated individual, basically employees), they should rather consider employing two candidates on part time basis (6 hours each) and divide the salary (keep it sufficient). This way neither the employees would complain and not the productivity would be impacted.

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Shuvam

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Bhai vo toh kal raat ko yaha ro ke aaj subah chala gaya job pe. Mein bhi kaam kar raha hu, shaam ko keyboard warrior ban jaana, abhi office ka content writing and creating karlo Medial pe nahi.

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