The Labour Ministry has opened an investigation into Ernst & Young (EY) following the tragic death of 26-year-old Chartered Accountant, Anna Sebastian. Her family has come forward, citing an excessive workload and high-pressure environment as key fac
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Anonymous 1
Stealth • 3m
Corporate giants like EY need to realize that pushing employees to their breaking point isn’t a badge of honor. This high-pressure culture is toxic, and it’s costing lives now.
Why do you think India’s corporate culture is getting toxic day by day ?
🌟 Day - by - day people are getting sick of work pressure
🌟 Pretty stressing deadlines
🌟 is it one of the reason why people are now shifting to entrepreneurship or being t
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Kushal Pudatha
Stealth • 2m
With alarming reports of extreme stress levels emerging from firms like EY, McKinsey, and even prestigious institutions like IIM Ahmedabad, are we dangerously normalizing workplace toxicity as an inherent part of the corporate and MBA lifestyle? What
😿 Chartered accountant dies because of heavy work pressure from EY company ❤️🩹
🚀 BENGALURU: After labour ministry initiated probe into the tragic death of Ernst & Young (EY) India employee Anna Sebastian Perayil, her father, Sibi Joseph clarifi
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