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Kushal Pudatha

1% better everyday • 1y

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

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

So concerning that it’s happening so often

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isn't it concerning ? 🤔

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Sasi Tilak

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Isn't it concerning that chatgpt a tool became a problem solver and we humans became compilers for the solution

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