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5mo
a senior officer
EY's 26Yr old Employee death
Ernst & Young EY’s 26-year-old employee's death has fueled the toxic corporate work culture debate on social media. Earlier, Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy’s “70-hour” advice to youngsters sparked a similar discussion.
Who is responsible for her death/murder?
Where is the HR who said we are family?
Where is the management and boot licking Executive?
Dear friends only focus on the work which is good for health and life. Don't think about the company and the name of the company.
Remeber: company have option at your replacement but your mom dad haven't.
Business owners talk about how Japanese people work hard and grow their country but they never tell how companies treat them very professionally.
I respect the business struggle but once you reach on top of business then all become the same nonsense.
gemsbond
5mo
works at
Employers, employees, and policymakers must work together to create a more humane and supportive work environment. I request everybody If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to a mental health professional or a crisis hotline.
importantscorpion
5mo
works at
The response EY has given is a proof how negligent they are towards employee well being. They just don't care.
an assistant manager
5mo
No one from EY attended her funeral💔
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a sales executive
5mo
My older sister works at EY believe me when I say I have seen her cry so much. She works 12 hours a day literally she is 27 and sometimes work till 10-11 PM and night all to restart at 8 am again.
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biryanienthu
5mo
An Assistant Manager
The toxic culture prevailing in corporate world must be checked. This can't happen to budding careers.
misskick
5mo
works at
Honestly, I’ve been feeling this grind myself. These companies say they care, but at the end of the day, they care about deadlines and profits. It’s a tragedy, and this needs to be a wake-up call for all of us. No job is worth your life.
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widemermaid
5mo
A Senior Software Engineer
Glorifying overwork is the most ridiculous part of an Indian professional environment. Employees being overworked is not a badge of honour, rather an eye opener for lack of efficiency on the part of an organization.
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primepistachio
5mo
student at
Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad
Where’s the so-called ‘we’re a family’ talk when it actually matters? They disappear when the pressure mounts. It’s the management’s fault, but they’ll never take the blame. HR just exists to send emails and organize pointless team-building exercises.😠
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scoobydoobydo
5mo
works at
This is infuriating. We bear the losses, and the top management just wash their hands and bring in new piece. Hopefully, the investigation that the Central Government is gonna take will bring some justice to everyone.
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a deputy manager
5mo
Nothing will change unless EY employees take action. I'm shocked to hear that no one from EY attended the funeral, it's surprising. While it's possible that management instructed the team members or employees not to attend, we can't be sure, this incident is an eye-opener for many large companies and managers who treat their employees this way. It's a reminder that such behavior is unacceptable and should lead to serious reflection
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