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Hey I am on Medial • 9m

It’s not just EY—it's the whole damn corporate culture in India. They throw around buzzwords like ‘mental health’ and ‘well-being,’ but they don’t give a damn if you're breaking down. No time off, no empathy. It’s always 'finish this one more task'.

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