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Rahul Subramanian talks about his experience in the corporate world. He reveals the harsh reality of the corporate world and discusses what do people go through each and every day in the corporates. Rahul Subramanian is one of the India's top stand-up comedians and is a crowd work genius.
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[@rdxfactsnfun3123]

I have also done b.tech. after college I joined an IT company in Delhi but within 6 months I realized this industry is not for me. I left the job and moved to my hometown. I remain unemployed for 3 years. Although I belong to a lower middle class family my parents always supported me. Last year I took a loan 1.5 lac from bank and opened a fast food shop. Currently I'm making 35 to 40k per month. We r just 3 people I and my parents so this amount is sufficient for us(I live in a tier 3 city). I pay 8k to the cook. I just sit in the shop for 4 to 5 hrs in evening. I know a lot of people make fun of me but I don't care bcoz I'm happy with my life. My businesse is increasing day by day and very soon I might open another stall.

[@lifegreat3022]

😰😨😨 all the best bro👍👍

[@rdxfactsnfun3123]

@@lifegreat3022 thanx

[@lifegreat3022]

Bro rather than this business what other plans do you have? What's ur goal? At what point u will feel like u succeed in life? Is money that all matters? What's u gives happiness ? I hope u may give answers to these questions... sorry for asking so many questions but it will helpful for me...😇

[@rdxfactsnfun3123]

@@lifegreat3022 see money is very important. So currently I'm planning to extend my business. I don't want to become super rich bcoz I don't want to invest my 16 or 18 hours everyday just to earn money. I want to keep everything moderate so that I can enjoy other aspects of my life. My aim is to enjoy everything that life can offer like great body, loving relationships, more sex, world tour, finding happiness in small things like having a chat with my dad, taking my mother to the temple on bike, late night video call with my girlfriend, Street food with friends. I enjoy all these things. My friend trust me this world is very beautiful and people are awesome. Life is giving u opportunity every moment to be happy u just have to aware of it. There is one more thing I want I want to talk about but answer will become very long

[@lifegreat3022]

@@rdxfactsnfun3123 bro thanks ... Bro it is none of my business to ask u ur life based questions but still I want to ask hope u don't mind... 1) Bro u did your BTech what u thought before going to BTech what ur opinion after completing BTech have u changed ur mind or ur field interest went down. 2) why u choosed to do this Fast food business u might have done some other business also being a BTech graduate.. 3) why there was a long gap of 3 years after u left ur job? 4) don't u think that every job/field have its own prose and cons? I am also from a middle class family in a small village with lots of dreams and hopes for a better future...

[@sociocatastropheTV]

"There is no value for your personal life". The sad reality is that it's 2021 & this line is still relevant.

[@inquisitiveindian36]

Yes very sad. I feel very bad for myself. I don't have any personal life from last 1 year. I miss my freedom which I had in college and schools. Ironically now I have money but I don't have time to spend freely.

[@vanshikakaushik6497]

@@inquisitiveindian36 agreed!

[@gauravbhardwaj1845]

2023 nothin changed, need to get out of this shit and start of my own

[@shivangiraj1902]

It's 2024 and the culture is still the same

[@VikramKumar-qo3rg]

The first 3-4 sentences - a corporate life can't be described any better than that. We are just surviving each day and not living.

[@kanwalsingh4975]

Sir I am about to join it industry But I also think about govt job Please guide me Can I talk to you

[@suryadeep950]

@@kanwalsingh4975 ha bhai mujhe v yehi doubt hai

[@jayeshtaneja9260]

@@kanwalsingh4975 prepare kr lo govt. Job k lia eligible

[@kapildeo5317]

People who have not been in corporate will not understand how right he is.

[@anuj8825]

corporate*

[@gokulpadmalochan18]

That's true. Corporate world is like that and I reckon it will be like that. Your boss will not bother about your health only. That is why the employees need to fight for their rights with their bosses because the corporate world is never friendly at all.

[@soorajsingh4916]

I am 28 now working as a teacher...was thinking to do an MBA and get a high paying job in corporate...but now I am so confused after reading all the negative comments. Is corporate really this toxic??😑

[@pranavtambe8871]

@@soorajsingh4916 look bro corporate bahar se dikhne me jeetna achha or bada lagta hai utna he andar se dangerous bhi hota hai vo apne upar hota hai ki how we can survive in corporate world. Kyu ki mere aisa kahi dost hai jo as a fresher work kiya hai Corporate me fresher ke uppar itna work load or pressure dalte hai mere aise kuch friends nei esi ke chalte resigned bhi kiya tha bcoz there are excepting too much from fresher extra hours bhi kam karwaenge or salary dete tu bohat bada ehsaan samajate hai. Kyu ki ye sab mere sath bhi ho chuka hai mene sirf 5 months he kam kiya ab mene corporate left kar diya.

[@priyanshigupta1359]

@@pranavtambe8871 ab kya krrhe ho bhai ?

[@obeds7312]

The best line, "whatever it takes" That hit so Hard & it Harsh reality

[@gethteddy]

The funniest part is, the work is so stupid that school kids can do with some basic training. The pride is due to money

[@akshayde]

you dont get paid for the work. you get paid to deal with the stress because school kids cant

[@akshayde]

@Pursuit Of Perfection dumbest reply ever. Just like those beliefs. Also no.. Kids are spilled with insecurities and doubts too. Read something about psychology in children

[@gethteddy]

@@akshayde I'm not able to see what you mean.. all MNCs want is to get their work done. AFAIK the stress is an unnecessary side-effect due to socio-cultural bs and blown up ego (I'm more intelligent) + climbing ladder stuff

[@mayukhdutta8809]

agree 100%. I dont know what i have been doing in it? am an engineer who has nothing to do with engineering. Anyone who can read english can do my job.

[@ayushkasnia7635]

Tum kar lo bhai

[@positivechakra8749]

This is why I strive for financial freedom and do not depend on job for main source of income. I worked in indian I.T. Company for 5+ years and I had lost myself. After moving to another country I realized how bad I was living my life and took new environment and people around me to realize this. I also had hypertension bp issues. Now I am taking care of my health first more than anything. I never want to go back to Indian Corporate world ever again. All my brothers who are working in Indian companies please always put yourself first, your companies will easily replace you, so its ok to take some time off for yourself and your family. Start some side business so if your boss or company over stresses you, you have the power to walk away and find another job.

[@awadhgupta2474]

Evey single word is correct✅

[@amlanmanna4698]

The people who are balancing life in corporates are basically HRs and Admins, not technical people.

[@m.naveenvamshi1154]

That's true I was thinking the same....

[@AndyDutta]

I am in Corp. HR, friends, trust me its more or less of the same. Totally relate and agree with the speakers.

[@alexknight8302]

Even HR's in big corporates are not as free as you think. The workload is tremendous.

[@amlanmanna4698]

Haven't got 83 likes just like that. Have worked in two MNCs, among top 4 in my field if one would like to say... I know shit when I see one...

[@aj9706]

💯 true... They keep giving a impractical date for completing work. Managers dont have any idea the challenges we face in technical work.

[@chaitanyawankhade332]

"In corporate, you're surviving the day, not actually living the day". Couldn't agree more!

[@tylerdurden5642]

Working in corporate office... Even Sunday feels like shit .... becouz it remainds you of Monday...that u have to go to work

[@kisanudyojak]

Honestly I felt the same thing in my 7 months industrial carrier and i happily left the job and moved to academia

[@vijayphadke566]

Hehehehehehehheehehe.....so true!!!!

[@rookiej5587]

@@kisanudyojak How is your life now?

[@kisanudyojak]

@@rookiej5587 best... 🎉🎉

[@rookiej5587]

@@kisanudyojak I have read there is a lot of politics in academia too. What has been your experience?

[@ajinpatra5501]

I left Indian corporate life 3 years ago and now after studying in Europe working here as well. To be honest, you get a feeling that people here value their time a lot and priority is given to work life balance. I feel pity for people who are still stuck in Indian corporate life but don;t have an option. Just remember you get only one life, make it memorable and worthy.

[@akash7770]

I agree. I just quit my job recently. I'm looking for an opportunity to move out as well. Hopefully it happens soon 😅

[@saivardhanchowdary7918]

Thanks to my parents, they sent me to Europe for my higher studies...even after getting placed by T.*.S

[@Sd-zy6vo]

Bhai was going to apply for UK ..but covid made me stop the process ..what would you suggest

[@MegaRazzzz]

Shove your pity right up your ass. If you had a bad corporate experience that doesn't mean that is the case for everyone working in India.

[@niloprovomajumder2552]

MegaRazzzz Its bad for most people, that’s the truth and if you’re happy then don’t care commenting.

[@pratiktembhekar1996]

Fight Club movie portrays the effect of routine job/corporate job on a person's life !

[@shashizine1032]

the same kind of feeling i used to have during my engineering days..

[@zgeorgem]

where is my mind

[@rahulvani5969]

@@zgeorgem there out in the water see it swimming

[@joyhimanshu2725]

@@shashizine1032 bro, what are you doing right now

[@sauravthevibe]

1st rule of fight club is not to talk about fight club

[@apoorvavarma6812]

This is my first job, I'm about to complete a year and I've already mentioned it to my boss that I'll be putting down my papers soon. It may seem hasty, but this work culture isn't something I want to be a part of. I am sick of hearing the phrase 'Ours is a 24x7 job'. Do I have plans for the future? Nope. But I actually seek solace by even thinking about quitting.

[@Yogibull..]

Same situation with me I am about to leave it and I'm just serving my notice period. So how's your life going on now?

[@vedikagirl997]

Omg same situation! Literally counting the days till my contract ends. Do tell how things have worked for you currently.

[@SamDy99]

Live your life. There's only ONE of it

[@asmitachatterjee5146]

Hey, did you quit?

[@lokesh9322]

One of my friend wasprogrammer in CTS Left 3 yrs back due to work pressure, now with 4 lacks he started small shawarma and grills food stall in his home town luckily his business success now earning 1 lack for month. Even though he earns more then 1 lack never paid any taxes. I was getting 70k salary paying 7 to 8k taxes per month .😭😭😭.in india Only white collar jobers paying taxes small business people not paying taxes..

[@brijeshbisaleri6866]

Why should they it's problem of india that elite collar jobs are the least paying jobs which salary of not even 20k a month and people

[@rahul1989ism]

EY - Consulting Firms - the hours are bad. And I as consultant know why some consultants stay till 9 because you cant be unbillable - 3 baje khatam ho gaya toh 3-7 dusra kaam Partner de dega - so its better to act like kaam ho raha hai - whereas you have finished it - and release the deliverable at 9. Two things - you save yourself from extra work and the Partner thinks - banda mehnat kar raha - Speaking from experience - 6 years in Consulting.

[@subarashi516]

Is it same for big boys too. McKinsey etc?

[@rahul1989ism]

@@subarashi516 Yes - For MBB firms, its quite hectic - they live from weekend to weekend. For instance - imagine consultants at Dubai Office - They start travel on Sunday mornings imagine waking up at 3 am to catch a flight at 5/6, reach the client site at around 12 (if you are in the GCC Fly Dubai morning flights to Riyadh are full of consultants), and then start working. Then on Thursdays, start travel back from client at around 2 pm, and reach home by midnight to enjoy the weekend. Consulting has long working hours and a stressful environment, which can be difficult to sustain and can also lead to health issues. Many consultants, after spending a few years in consulting, want to have a more relaxed life. I worked with a boutique for 4 years in Dubai, so most of time, our clients were based in Dubai, so it required me to travel less, but even then I've had to wake up early if the client was based in Abu Dhabi. A lot of government advisory work comes in from Abu Dhabi.

[@subarashi516]

@@rahul1989ism what'd the pay for Indian market in these firms, say entry level associate position and also say 15 years down the line, like for the roles partner or 1 2 level below it. Do you mind connecting with me on [e-mail]. Would be great having your advice on the industry

[@Ari_00X]

people don't work -- waste time all day -- then start the work ( daily task) at 6pm --- so you stay back till 10 pm....since you have to stay till 10-11 anyway,......why bother?

[@rahul1989ism]

@@subarashi516 Junior Associate (McK)/Senior Associate(BCG) Salary = ~25 LPA Fixed + 3-5 LPA Bonus Associate (McK)/Consultant (BCG) Salary = ~35 LPA Fixed +5-6 LPA Bonus Engagement Manager (McK)/Project Leader (BCG) Salary = ~47 LPA Fixed + 10-15 LPA Bonus Overall - Fixed and Variable component might vary a bit across each company, but this would give you an idea of the total package. Generally, it takes 2-3 years to go from one level to another. Partner Level - There is no limit as such. Its how much business you can bring into a business. Approx. Range should be between INR 85LPA - 1 CR LPA + a % Share on the consulting engagement (depends) To calculate in-hand salary multiply by 0.75 to get an estimate. I am not based in India, so these are just estimates. Will drop you a mail.

[@anishvats4066]

This year I'm gonna pursue my MBA in HRM and this video just made it clear to me what I need to do for my peers after I graduate.

[@lifegreat3022]

Best of luck bro👍..

[@UttarpurvBharat]

Lol ..this passion will be crushed under hill shoes of your higher boss . All the best

[@rakeshs537]

Feel Pity for Those yet to join Corporate / who are struggling day night to join here for a job. Especially freshers. Wish there was a Rapid change in System, which will Never happen in India soon. There is no Escape button for middle /lower middle class youngsters. Being Employed/Unemployed both Sucks.

[@salmanpatel5384]

Agreed ...

[@ashwinikumar8742]

Fortunately I left Pvt sector....and peacefully enjoying gvt job life...and taking care of my health and spending tym with my family...God forbid these jobs...

[@bansy569]

Where are you working?

[@shahryar1673]

So happy for you. Trying the same.

[@ashwinikumar8742]

@@shahryar1673 all the best

[@shahryar1673]

@@ashwinikumar8742 thank you sir

[@mukul215]

U feel there ain't no such feel in govt job? Jobs ain't shitty. Bosses are. Nd bosses r bosses. No just thing as private vs public sector bosses

[@vidy1983]

Exactly. This is why we don’t progress. Innovation doesn’t happen when every one is in fear. It happens when there is inspiration and fun and yes spectacular hard work. But never through daily consistentfear.

[@dhirajgawande007]

5 years later you will be doing the same😂😂

[@NitinKumar-en6dc]

@@dhirajgawande007 sabko apne jaisa mat samajh kisi kisi main ladne ka bhi hosala rehta hai, tu nahi lada Teri galti. Our generation will fix you generations mistakes haha

[@dhirajgawande007]

@@NitinKumar-en6dc bohot garam khoon hai tera chotu. Abhi 10th class k bachho ko yahi lagta hai k wo duniya badal denge. Tumhe bhi lag raha hoga. Jab tum bade hoge, tab pata chalega tumko. Tab tak karo mehnat. Bas jobless mat Rehna.

[@NitinKumar-en6dc]

@@dhirajgawande007 lol I completed my BTech and now I am working and studying abroad. Hahha chotu kisi aur ko boliyo. Sahi bola tune bahot garam khoon hai mat bhid advice hai meri

[@NitinKumar-en6dc]

@@dhirajgawande007 my aim was not to show off but to make people understand how important it is to fight against evil that has nested in the corporate sector not everywhere but most of the places. I have seen it, it has tortured me, they tortured me for no reason as if it was some test. I don't want that to happen to anyone not even my worst enemy. I decided to do something about it and it was the best decision I ever made. Please don't take it the wrong way.

[@Ari_00X]

After moving abroad 10 years ago, I see the stupidity, egos and foolishness of INdian COrporate life!!! Example -- top boss leaves at 7pm - so senior boss leaves at 8pm -- so junior boss leaves at 9pm --- so i can't leave before 10pm.......NO WORK ------ but MUST Stay.......if i left at 9pm -- people will ask me -- "you left early yesterday, are you ok?"

[@_thehunter_]

bhai meri bhi nayya par laga do.. stuck inthis INCO shit.. ek din sab ko pitunga agar kuch rasta nai mila toh

[@sreeharshagarimella1593]

@@_thehunter_ lol bhai....dil se likhe ho...🙏

[@technicaltreasures7297]

Omg that's horrible, all the best for your future from California!

[@Shahbazkuli_Bha.]

This bullshit happens in Indian company working with typical Indian mindset

[@depression_plusplus6120]

Japan's corporate has this same untold rules

[@bikashgurung6407]

Been 6-7 months in corporate(fresher) and I really agree with Rahul.

[@musqitonebeats2129]

Kaisa experience h bhai

[@bikashgurung6407]

@@musqitonebeats2129 jaise Rahul ne video mein bola hein. And it also depends on company and its people.

[@smallpatatu]

Yes, totally agree with you. Currently working in my first job and it has been little more than a year now. I can relate with the survival part and since the covid situation it has gotten worse.

[@aj9706]

Same here

[@satan4607]

Take a chill, it's just a start 😈

[@mdshariq7218]

In an interview when I said I play snooker on weekends the interviewer replied you will have to stop that and only focus on work, this was not in one interview everywhere I went they would say this, I'm glad I decided to work for myself and started working on my startup.

[@menoverse7518]

Your goal is how not to get fired, that's mostly what you think about

[@saadkhan1995]

comments are more horrifying than the video itself.

[@abhipsaacharya8031]

Exactly..

[@sagar.bajpai]

"whatever it takes" - Product Managers

[@deadnt7825]

Also CTOs to Product managers^ :)

[@mrigankabora4835]

Accurate...i hate them

[@questsince_nitj7083]

Rahul Subramaniam is one of those comedians who talks sense every time.

[@bhaisahab209]

What a lovely way of speaking about the utter nonsense going on in the bloody selfish unending toxicity based wasted corporate world.

[@liswingeorge3185]

The sad part is that you and I listening to this video knows what he's talking about and not doing a thing about it

[@Finn-jp6pn]

People trying to outshine each other instead of working together. Every day is about survival. You start to live for the weekends. Such is corporate life.

[@sidjain999]

True man I didn't realize that soon enough I was just living for weekends

[@faizmohd1522]

You cannot be more true

[@avinashdubey3799]

Correct man. Some time people try to demean each other. They behave like a zombie. One of my team mate from tamilnadu is so competitive that he even want to track my spending and savings so that he can feel proud of him that he is better intelligent guy compared to me. His only goal in life is to add more BHKs in Bangalore. One of girl from my teammate left he 2 months old baby in India to just go for Europe trip to earn some extra money. Even my boss told her that you should take care of your baby but she denied and was happy to go to Europe for on-site work.

[@shifa3991]

so true

[@Conway1]

@@avinashdubey3799 wow

[@matrixRule127]

Corporate culture won't change until IT is seen as just decoration in businesses. When businesses face an economic issue, IT is the first thing they want to cut down. This sort of uncertainty promotes the intuition that we always have to be on our toes. Thus, the pressure!

[@singhn5163]

Science stream, engineering,mba , corporate world,this is the larger culture,these are the roots🥺

[@harshag5423]

Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need. We're the middle children of history, man. No purpose or place. We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our Great War's a spiritual war... our Great Depression is our lives. We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won't. And we're slowly learning that fact. And we're very, very pissed off. Fight Club

[@rhythmicsoul85]

No better comment than this..

[@ramyaranjanrath]

You have pointed out the exact reason.

[@Rohit-ig4sj]

Finally someone who is spitting the truth!!

[@a_s1829]

I had opportunity to join pvt sector but i didn't. Right now i am central govt group b employee. Here salary is limited and you have to live within limits. But no office work after 5-6 PM. Live your personal life.

[@infinitepossibilities2614]

Wow brother... 🙌

[@bryan69in2002]

When you were with us Rahul it was also the same but branding was also fun. We had a great time at lunch when you would make us laugh at the dining area. And the thing about being right and not get a stinker is absolute reality even today. It's been almost a decade that you left. But all of us still remember the great time we had with you.

[@Sreejan89]

i just quit my job, after experiencing the same corporate shit that you talked about. I joined this company post MBA from IIM and had really high high dreams, I felt I could really bring some extraordinary value. Frankly speaking, when you say HRs are doing their bit, I just feel they are ticking their own boxes but that is not drilling down to the employees. The same filth stays, what HRs do just hangs on the walls of the office or some PPT. Dunno man, I might be vicious due to my experience right now but I can say from experience that everyone I talked to felt the same way.

[@soumyaroy5244]

My dream is to get into an IIM.But after hearing you my dreams are shattered.Should I go for that Govt Job now?

[@rahulagastya3945]

Go if possible even I'm trying for govt job .one of my friend working in wipro he started smoking and drinking

[@vasudevsarvam6912]

@@soumyaroy5244 Obviously.

[@latinirba4953]

@@soumyaroy5244 I also have plans to do MBA later on and I am so confused.

[@rookiej5587]

@@soumyaroy5244 How are you doing now?

[@anuragmazumdar05]

The irony of watching this right before I start working on a Sunday morning 😂

[@arzoosharma5721]

How's ur experience been sir ?

[@rahulpoduval1295]

This is the most perfect description of the toxic work environment in the corporate world...

[@VikasVermapowertrain]

Indian corporate whether BPOs, KPOs are actually screwed up. Personal experience, there is not learning. That's why attrition. Its like "NO HUMAN" space. They prefer robots who can do things like a 100% accuracy and efficiency. And these few get promotions. only to realize that all these 40 years of life have been lost to something that has not give them what they were aspiring to.

[@abhisheksinghrao8859]

I can feel you bro....nothing has changed much it’s the harsh reality.

[@ankushbhagat341]

Worked in a big tech gaint for more than 3 years across big cities kolkata bangalore gurgaon hyderabad felt that I'm in some cage and i realized that I'm not meant for this industry where ur individual life gayi tel lene. Came to hometown prepared for government exams for few years cracked it and now I'm working for betterment of my country by helping people on a grassroot level and every day i feel a sense of achievement in it

[@prettymess8563]

ias?

[@shashankashura1654]

Bro tell what was your timetable also na...which will give some insights...🤝

[@vanshikakaushik6497]

So happy for you:)

[@CSe_IT_Guy]

Which exam??

[@vaishnavishahu9453]

Can you tell me which exam?

[@Jolly789]

I have been really lucky Alhumdulillah that after after completing my btech and getting a placement I realized this place is not for me. After quitting, I started preparing for Govt job and fortunately found one. i can say govt jobs are much better,if you want a peaceful life. But we should not forget that IT employees are giving some useful things and adding values to lives of people.. thank you to all the IT engineers working day and night to provide us technology.

[@bilalmalik4140]

Gov employees are also serving I hope u r doing ur job like u were doing in corporate, because gov employees add value to public welfare rather than hunger of profit. Beat of luck

[@Realitybitesgamesin]

You lucky

[@AndyDutta]

Short answer - mediocrity, corruption, greed, extreme stupidity. I know with 20+ years of experience.

[@Masteringguide2]

@@Ashish-ss5nt exactly 💯

[@deepshikasubba549]

I came across this by chance…and this is exactly what I have been doing…Karke dikhana hai attitude…and thank you because we really needed to be aware and take a step back and relax a little.

[@guccindersingh2045]

Dear ranveer, gardan neeche rakh bhaii. You can ask questions calmly 🤣

[@IamRanJos]

The previous day was neck day

[@sandhyachauhan5046]

Within 3 months in corporate , i realised this thing is not for me. I don't understand the meaning of life there.

[@jessie9754]

Can i know what sort of problems are being faced in this corporate life as iam unsure whether to join private job or prepare for government job

[@sandhyachauhan5046]

@@jessie9754do something , which interests you ...After working in corporate , I realised , I am not having any interest in that work. Without having interest in work, it's difficult to sustain .

[@AlberTesla1024]

The reason why I left my job. He is telling the truth, i have been through this.

[@curioussaroj3983]

My takeaway is this 👇 Open your own corporate world even like very small....sell fruits on street....don't think about society. You will be happy and will have so much time to spend it with your family and for doing things which u like to do

[@ashishdhamala1458]

Great man.

[@rakeshgrunt]

I think it's more of a choice. High-paying jobs usually comes with high pressure and deliverables and people often tend to give up on their health just to perform better. In most cases I have seen, people just tend to become lazy to work on other things. It is not like they are working for straight 12-14 hours. They might be working for 10-12 hours while they can still do other things in life but they choose not to out of laziness or not valuing the outcome so much.

[@rohitkulshreshtha424]

You sounds like managers who put pressure.

[@rakeshgrunt]

​@@rohitkulshreshtha424 Well I started working out a little late in life. Will be completing almost 2.5 years of it. I feel I have a lot of time and energy right now. I still believe, people can easily balance their health and wealth if they wish to.

[@prasannakumaryr]

There is no corporate world that is independent and run on its own in India unlike USA. The corporate world that exist is either the MNC extensions for their slave jobs or local old corporations that never gives job for the qualified individuals.

[@cyrilv1703]

So true bud! Harsh realities of our nation!

[@Masteringguide2]

Yes man f''' these MNC's. They can take the 3.5 lacs they offer in their a''.

[@sushreeswain1554]

@@Ashish-ss5nt their work culture is toxic too... especially Japan...you can read about how stressful they are.

[@sushreeswain1554]

@@Ashish-ss5nt yeah, but again it also depends on the company, in Google etc I've heard that their work culture is really good...

[@sushreeswain1554]

@@Ashish-ss5nt yeah true, the tough part is to get a job in foreign countries

[@sandeeproychoudhury510]

One word... Corporate is full of politics. Simple we see and desire to have good money.... Every one wants to settle in outside India... In us Or uk.... This can be achieved when ur boss is happy with ur work,Intelligence and many more. And in this real world super man do not exist with super Intelligence and hard working ability. So to achieve their dreams.. People do politics..... Spreading rumors... Back biting... Showing off...And hell lot of things....

[@jayeshtaneja9260]

Yes u are right

[@Masteringguide2]

Especially the control freak boomers man they are worst.

[@ShaktiSingh-jj2oq]

I agree with you and ur experience is not outdated and now days similar things are running...I also feel every day that hey uparwale aaj ka din sehi chala jae...

[@redplanet1657]

The missing part is that your wrong choice. People stick to the job they dont like..

[@thenikhilway]

Jb Tumhare Piche Tumhari Family ho, Ghar ka kharch, Emi, Loan. Tum nhi chhod pate I hate my company butyho chizze rok leti h mujhe job chhodne se... Agar mere piche kuch nhi hota... Koi Responsibility nhi, koi loan Emi nhi toh Job chodne ka decision mere liye 1 second ka hota.

[@kumarhimansh1698]

First time seeing rahul shubramaniam talkin so gently 😂 which is pissin me off

[@jaypatil4912]

I'm not sure if ranveer have worked in corporate otherwise there would have been a discussion rather than interview 😄

[@gokulpadmalochan18]

Corporate world will be there to make your life hard. There is no space for personal life as long as you are working under someone. Life shouldn't be this hard.

[@shubhamtibra]

Man Rahul is so smart. Most popular people will tell you the exact opposite.

[@sourabhk2373]

I've been in the industry for less than 6 months, I concur.

[@SuperRiya16]

You’re doing a fab job dude 🙌🏻💯 keep it coming bouy!

[@TheRanveerShowClips]

all thanks to you guys :)

[@user-fw8kf9mh2z]

HR keeping meeting for mental piece" on Saturday 💀

[@DHEERAJJAINGHORAWATH]

So true. Whats worse is that everybody knows it and nobody tries to fix it.

[@avib9378]

I so relate to it.3 years back I was regular to gym now with the environment n culture around I have stopped giving importance to physical well-being.man I should go back to physical fitness

[@mickyjankis9542]

This is the reality that we live in, were people coming from lower or middle class can't escape, only thing to do is accept & embrace it.

[@iamabutalha]

True 😔

[@sourabhs14]

How about make ton of money, maybe from investments and then leave the corporate

[@mickyjankis9542]

@@sourabhs14 seems like a delusion, once you are in this corporate world, you won't be able make that much savings.

[@pauljohny200]

No you can rebel and make a new world. .its upto you .. need daring ..

[@curioussaroj3983]

Can escape bro....but to do so you will have not to think about society n what will people say...okay....just do something own even simple like Fruit sell on street

[@coderix1404]

The other day I thought of putting an improvement point in the retrospective meeting that we need to improve "work-life balance", dropped it thinking its not that important and people will question that I am being too demanding

[@siddharthraghuveeremadaboi2901]

As a woman in India(not me), It's ten fucking times harder. My mum faced so much blatant sexism and bullying, despite being the most competent CA at her firm( looking at you Cap-toxic-gemini). The poor anyway have it horrible in this country, the upper strata of the society are fucked too.

[@sysk6773]

Just started my corporate life and listening this just depressing me.......

[@MrPraver]

He says that his editing team has way more work than the people in corporates... Then, a few seconds later, the video ends abruptly. What an irony.

[@rohankorde]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA. IT'S CALLED IGNORANCE. Khud ke anday mein baithkar sab kuch alag dikhta hain.

[@enigma_85]

Hope you would have scrolled a little bit and see the link to the full episode. After all in caption it's mentioned that it's a clip.

[@divyankgupta4178]

Man its a clip not an entire show. What do you expect an opening and ending songsl??? Cmon man. Also i am by any chance not taking the side of beer biceps. Its just atleast have a good argument to put against them. And also as a part of corporate i can totally validate the point of having less work and doing it in a prolonged period.

[@MrPraver]

I just drew an observation... I love his content. I get that it's just a clip from a show. However it can still have an ending transition slide to add a context. Again, I really liked the video.

[@MrPraver]

@@divyankgupta4178 Agreed. It's true for almost every person in corporate.

[@meghakedia3744]

Ohh, ranveer so at internship u worked with lots of CA at EY ? Yes prolonging work generally happens at many CA firms where study leaves depends on no. Of ours worked during intership. Thats why your team mates wasted lot of time in office to get extra exam leave.

[@spaceboundlad2622]

Are you a CA? I am CA Final student. What has your experience been in Corporates?

[@meghakedia3744]

@@spaceboundlad2622 my experience during industrial trainning was amazing (good team + exposure etc.). Also everyone might get different experience.

[@adeelahmed917]

I am from Pakistan but i think the said things are very much same here too, not only that there is also chain of command issue, like everyone in higher up is giving you orders. You cant make mistakes, if you make one you are out.... you cant leave early until you finish your work or until your boss leaves, you are blamed for your mistakes but not appreciated when you do something good, you have to put a smile on your face everyday and its exhausting.. Well it might comes down to how much responsibility of work you have, your phone is constantly ringing, even if you are sick you cant stay out of work not matter what..... and other thing is politics you just cant imagine how difficult it is to be straight up and not take the damage...!! stay safe everyone

[@WolfManThoughts]

2nd Point by Ranveer - " A task which you can finish in 2-3 hours or 4 hours , the people do it in 12 hours come to office at 9 - then leave office late at 9 , just to show to their bosses that they work very hard and are sitting long hours in the company - or to just avoid their wives/personal life due to a bad marraige or social problems". Bro this doesnt happen just in EY - but almost 90% of all indian companies. i remember getting sandwiches if i stayed back even after 7 in one of the companies i used to work for.

[@4444sha]

Surviving....Not living..very well said

[@prabhjotbrar4524]

I worked for few of the biggest fmcg companies as a sales office to area manager. It has to be the worst part of my life. I want to forget those five years of my life in terms of work life. It is all bs, pure utter bs.

[@musqitonebeats2129]

Man I feel bad reading this

[@soumyaroy3521]

Sir,how is the life in these FMCG Companies after doing MBA in HR?

[@viv3541]

One aspect that he missed out is debt and poor management of finances. So many corporate people live cheque to cheque despite making lakhs. Buying hyped things they don't need with money they don't have. If after all these sacrifices : health, family, dreams, you don't even have money then you are nothing but a glorified slave.

[@ankitlakshya450]

Correct ..if you don't like your job make sure you don't go in debt

[@rachitthakur3779]

So true 💯 bro Let's be the change we want to see......whether it's our workplace., Home or any other place... And while doing it., Protect our life state....💪🤗

[@The_Cat666]

I think its wrong to use the word corporate as whatever ya’ll spoke about happens in most offices regardless.

[@BeerBiceps]

Not true 😉

[@inspira.]

@@BeerBiceps ah then tell the avenues where it doesn't happen? What's the alternative to corporate?

[@chinmaykhattar4242]

Quoted "Reality" of corporate world. Well said

[@CrazyWatcher670]

We Indians can't take critisism, we think we are flawless, we dont respect person for he / she being human but for the college he went to. US workplace evolved slowly , after world war 2, ppl had barely survived apocalypse, so after that they became religious, sunday mornings were spent in churches, and that is how they got into this idea of respecting human, personal space and "giving to neighbour" . That Christian psychology shaped US work culture. I am not saying Hinduism is inferior to Christianity but unfortunately for many Indians now days being Hindu is mainly about being a vegetarian and going to temple once a week with family, like an outing. It took decades for US to become that global economic superpower, we Indians faced that sudden positive change in income and surrounding within years. So being, sounding and acting like white ppl is the benchmark for many Indian corporate leader, because we think that that is more important than giving coworker personal space. We actually regularly don't get those moral teachings even though our culture and religion is teaching same, because now days Hinduism is turning into vegetarianism rather than its teachings. Worked with many crazy ppl and psychos in corporate sector, most of them were Indians, thank God never happen anything crazy. Now settled happily in government job, when look back, feel sad for them. They are all good talks but not peace.

[@bobd2028]

Which post?

[@lulladhirajkumar2008]

Verry true Totally relatable.

[@pratikjoshi7653]

Indian corporates glorify late sitting. This is disgusting. Modiji must look into it.

[@harisbagwan9984]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Honestopinion4u]

Nothing has changed....that is why people flock to foreign countries

[@ankitlakshya450]

Kabhi kabhi teaching hi sahi lagta hai

[@infinitepossibilities2614]

Are yar mast hai teaching actually...

[@HistorywasBeautiful]

I can understand but don't expect everyone to understand this fact *Anxiety developed in me with this* *pressure,Urine stones,constipation* *alcoholic,depression,tooth issues* *smoker,drug,addicted,insomanic,* *suicidal tendency,social isolation* _I know what has been past & how_ _much i suffered to secure a job,now_ _after quitting,I calculate what it all costs to me_ *I AM BROKEN* *My advice:please don't copy me,take* *care of youself & your family,money without life is useless*

[@chhavisoni5966]

This video is one year old, he talks about what he observed while he worked (outdated view he says) but it is still the same.. I see this too that all people in the hierarchy are working in fear of mistakes, this is a factor in all things in India- fear. Creativity at work isn’t valued, everyone has a way of working but the ways ain’t welcome. Too much masla is also present. Parents don’t understand that either, one starts to hate the job and ultimately people start hating their lives.

[@docshome3937]

All depends on the personality of a person, as the guest mentions there are some very successful guys in the corporate world who can balance their act very well, for them priorities are different because their personalities are different, so take decisions depending on what you prioritize as most valuable in your life, at one point money is, family, health, peace of mind etc, I feel choosing career has to come based mainly on personality traits, money goals next, as you climb up the ladder, the job has to flex for family life and health... Early in life no harm in trying corporate life, atleast for some initial money making till you have enough to start something, then quit when you're ready for something better, experience always matters in your cv...

[@saikatbanerjee9612]

Absolutely correct observation about just trying to not make any mistakes every day!!!

[@shrishailnalawadi16]

It's not just indian corporate, it's the same everywhere!

[@Critic224]

It is the same still ... I can so relate to how he has explained the Indian corporate culture ...

[@jenilpatel7048]

We working jobs we hate so that we can buy things we dont need to impress people we don't like. ~ Tyler

[@bharatwadhwani6730]

In tyler we trust.

[@bassamatheeque7517]

Please follow the first rule guys.... we do not talk about F C 🤫

[@bharatwadhwani6730]

@@bassamatheeque7517 Sure, alright.

[@heisenbergyo5578]

@@bharatwadhwani6730 I don't need to remind you of second rule

[@rashmikumari4258]

haha.. thats the best and true observation that Ranveer gave !!.. showing off work even if you dont work

[@pankajdhyani6102]

Exactly that type of presure I am facing everyday

[@AJN0702]

Sad

[@-Me-yl2ou]

They paid me so much that I can't even afford s good gym.

[@prajeeshnair3080]

It's revolving a bit too much about fitness by Ranveer (keywords: junk food, smoking, drinks, 80s/90s kids etc) Rahul is trying his best to keep the talk neutral by talking bout balance But it's like you are going back to the same narrow minded approach. I know you enjoy fitness and stuff but it's kinna taking the fun out of the conversation

[@Vikas839vm]

yrah bro

[@sreeharshagarimella1593]

I think Ranveer is right. And 90's kids won't understand now as they are young but what Ranveer is pointing cannot be denied.

[@heynilxfit]

this podcast jus change my hole perspectives towards life. so far the podcast I've ever seen. thank u 🙌

[@1190india]

Nil Barua *whole

[@dipanjena7427]

How is your hole now ?

[@Abhishek-ew5he]

5.40 : Yeah the work given can be finished in 5 hours instead of 9 but then you are not rewarded instead given more work for the rest of the day. #CorporateLife

[@-Me-yl2ou]

Weekend = Life. Other world weekend = saturday & Sunday But india = only Sunday Corporate sector is fuckedup!!!!

[@SkoomaIceCoffee]

we are emotional creatures,sometimes staying late to get a piece of work done for simple appreciation from boss matters more then anything(but the very boss can still fire you next month for a simple reason), and sometimes watching an employee staying late to get a piece of work done(which sometimes is not done) make a boss more bias towards him,and specially such employees screw up the a technical project and produce more work by simply being involved.

[@SkoomaIceCoffee]

@Kaushal Batavia lets imagine you are new employee in the company and you are working late till 9-10 pm for certain reason, in such situation it is very likely that your super boss will like you and might invite you for a talk and teach you some tricks which he learn after 10 years of work experience, will you miss such opportunity? if you truely enjoy your job then only you do it.

[@SkoomaIceCoffee]

@Kaushal Batavia you think salary hike is that easy... i never said that you should do as i said, but there are something you cannot control. By the way i was in 9am-10pm job ones and i left that job. because that was not enough for the company. the more you do, the more they ask for. a manager's job is to get most out of there employees ,so your boss is just doing his job. Nothing personal, just pure business.

[@teufelhunden2764]

Modern day slavery. Pretty Fucked up... this ain't life.

[@redstarentertainment2621]

85 people who disliked are the bosses..🤣

[@bhaumikmehta9800]

Damn True.. That's why I started my own Practicing Firm. Nd m happy now.

[@praveenrai2846]

Ek dum sahi Kaha Sir Aapne

[@sanjeevmishra80]

Being in corporate, I'm rooting for him 100% Sadly this is the reality of Indian Corporate World, due to lack of proper labor laws and typical Indian mentality. Lot of people, nowadays, are fleeing to self-employment because of this only.