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Working long hours and sacrificing personal time, even during holidays, are seen as badges of honour. A recent viral video from Bengaluru has brought this troubling trend back into the spotlight. The footage shows a man multitasking while standing in line at a Durga Puja pandal. In the clip, he is seen working on his laptop and attending a client meeting on his phone simultaneously. Social media users quickly criticised the glorification of toxic work habits, pointing out that the man seemed to be failing in both his professional and personal life. Viewers highlighted the detrimental work culture in Bengaluru and called for a healthier work-life balance.
The video posted on X came with the caption, “A Peak Bengaluru moment unfolded when a man was caught attending a client meeting on both his laptop and phone while at a Navratri pandal in Bengaluru. The incident perfectly encapsulates the city’s fast-paced work culture, where balancing professional commitments and personal festivities has become the norm. Despite the celebratory atmosphere of the Navratri festival, this individual seamlessly managed to participate in his work meeting, embodying the spirit of multitasking that is often associated with Bengaluru’s tech-savvy professionals.”
A Peak Bengaluru moment unfolded when a man was caught attending a client meeting on both his laptop and phone while at a Navratri pandal in Bengaluru. The incident perfectly encapsulates the city's fast-paced work culture, where balancing professional commitments and personal… pic.twitter.com/fVIeGDN23d— Karnataka Portfolio (@karnatakaportf) October 13, 2024
Reacting to the post, a user wrote, “Stop this nonsense the company will not think twice before laying off, so keep separate personal and professional time.”
Stop this nonsense the company willnot think twice before laying off, so keep separate personal and professional time— ಸುರೇಶ (@skolsur) October 13, 2024
Another shared, “Learn to say NO. This is a culture that employees allow to engage into.”
Learn to say NO. This is a culture that employee allows to engage into.— Dubai Dust (@dubaidust) October 14, 2024
“We can do work with mobile itself from anywhere anytime. Not judging him because maybe he needed a laptop for something very specific. It is about work-life integration. Work-life balance is an old concept now,” a comment read.
We can do work with mobile itself from anywhere anytime.Not judging him because maybe he needed a laptop for something very specific.
It is about work life integration. Work life balance is an old concept now.
— Hariprakash Agrawal (@hariprakash) October 14, 2024
Another wrote, “This is rather a sign of imbalanced work-life balance’s culture. Sad but it’s true.”
This is rather a sign of 'imbalanced work life balance's culture. Sad but it's true.— Sumant ®️ ॐ ???? (@SumantRaju143) October 13, 2024
An individual shared, “Sad. But the guy thinks he is indispensable. Hence. Or want to show that he is highly committed.”
Sad. But the guy thinks he is indispensable. Hence . Or want to show that he is highly committed— Rajan Govinda???????? (@GovindaVijayan) October 13, 2024
One more added, “Seems like a toxic work culture that does not permit him to spend some time peacefully with almighty.”
Seems like a toxic work culture that does not permit him to spend some time peacefully with almighty !— Prasad ???????? (@prasadKGB) October 14, 2024
Since the video was shared on X, it has garnered over 97,000 views.
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