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No need to work.
Sit at home in your chaddis and we will just keep paying your lazy entitled ass.
Office aa ke muft ki chai aur 1000 sutta breaks are better as per you as compared to a relatively chill life? Transactions me aisa kaunsa cheez hai jske liye physically ghar se baahar jana hai?
I understand meeting and applying maska to clients, uske alawa what does it even achieve?
Unfcomfortable formals, long commutes. Fucking rent in a T1 city, sara salary to isi me chalre jata hai.
Aaplog partner type aate raho office, humein baksh do na.
I m anticipating a few couplets from Amar Sinhji on the importance of attending office physically.
Partners ko bhi pagalpan sawaar hai ki you cannot network without coming to office. Corona ke waqt to Mera popat networking karta tha na office jaake