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I recently joined pc solutions pvt ltd. As a fresher in Remote managed services, i found work place environment great, and friendly staff and immense opportunities to learn and work with best available tools in market , team will always support you wherever you feel stuck in , I got a wide view fo my career growth , interview process is well structured, it's been only 3-4 months since I have joined this company but in less time I got chance to hands on some of best technology in market which is in constant demand, will recommend of you got any chance to be part of this organization trust me it will one of good decision towards your career, also near by metro station.

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I recently heard about a candidate who asked for a “Rain Allowance” during an interview, and at first, I laughed. But now I think he might actually be onto something.

During monsoon, his Ola/Uber fares shoot up because of rain and waterlogging. So he suggested

Pay extra during rainy months

Let him WFH on rainy days 

Or allow him to come late if it’s pouring 

He explained that in July, his travel cost literally doubled. He even asked the interviewer if they used Ola/Uber and told them to compare this month’s expenses with a normal month.

And guess what? When they actually checked… he was right. The whole month’s usual fare had been spent in just 15 days. Even on a regular rainy morning, prices were more than 2x.

Now I’m thinking… maybe “Rain Allowance” isn’t such a wild idea after all. In fact, I might just need it myself 😅 What do u guys think?

Rain Allowance: The Job Perk I Never Knew I Needed

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Bengaluru

I always thought Bengaluru was a city of educated, progressive people. Today, that image shattered completely.

It started in the morning at work. A male colleague looked me up and down and said, “What are you even wearing? If you want to pull guys, do it somewhere else, not in corporate.” I was wearing a strappy top with high-waist jeans. I just stared at him for a second, kept my face blank, and got back to work but his words kept running in my head all day.

Later, in the office parking lot, the security guard kept staring at my outfit and, to my shock, seemed to be trying to take photos of me. By the time I realised, he quickly turned away, pretending nothing happened. Then, while parking my car at home, a Zomato delivery guy gave me a look so filthy I can’t even describe it.

Three different men, three different settings, all in one day. If this is the reality of Bengaluru, I don’t know how much longer I can live in this toxic environment.

I used to believe Bengaluru was different. Today proved me wrong in three ugly moments.

I’m honestly scared. After hearing about that terrible incident at the daycare in Noida where a baby was hurt by someone who was supposed to care for her it hit too close to home.

Me and my husband both work full-time, and we leave our little one at daycare every day. But now? I don’t even know what to think. How do you trust someone with your baby when stories like this keep popping up?

The parents found bite marks on their baby, thought it was an allergy at first. Then they saw the CCTV and it showed the poor baby being hit and even dropped. How do you even process that?

The worst part? The daycare owner didn’t stop it and then even threatened the parents when they tried to speak up. It’s just heartbreaking.

I’m seriously scared and confused. What do other working parents do? How do you decide where to leave your child and feel safe?

If anyone’s been through this or has advice, please share. I just want my baby to be safe and happy.

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Adulting

Today, I was just 2 minutes late to work and my boss scolded me like I committed a crime. Honestly, I’m done with working under someone else’s rules. I so badly wanted to get up and leave the room in full confidence without caring about others. I wish my parents were rich enough that I could just live stress free without this daily pressure. 
 
Adulting feels like a full time struggle. I’m constantly worried about rent, bills, and all the expenses that never seem to end. If only my parents had saved or planned something for me, I’d be chilling at home with no worries, maybe a Dubai house, some properties, and cars lined up like a showroom. Instead, I’m stuck in this corporate grind, feeling exhausted and frustrated every single day.
 
It’s hard not to feel bitter sometimes. I hate that I have to work so hard just to get by while dreaming of a life that seems so far away. I just wish my parents had set me up better so I wouldn’t have to stress like this.

I Blame All My Corporate Misery on My Parents (And I’m Not Even Sorry

Do HRs ever post about employees who invest years hoping for promotions and better pay, only to get fired one morning with a month's severance? 

Employees owe companies nothing. If employees risk joining, knowing they can be fired anytime in the first six months, companies should take the same risk. 

They can't have it both ways!

HR loyalty cuts both ways, right?

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