Bengaluru techie calls out ‘toxic’ work environment in viral LinkedIn post: ‘Extreme micromanagement, breaks tracked’
3 days, 19 hours ago

Bengaluru techie calls out ‘toxic’ work environment in viral LinkedIn post: ‘Extreme micromanagement, breaks tracked’

Live Mint  

A Bengaluru-based techie made waves this week after highlighting the ‘toxic work environment’ created by his former manager. The techie said he had faced several issues while working for the Indian team of the US-based company with “extreme micromanagement” and no “constructive guidance”. He focused on minor infractions, such as exceeding break times by a minute, instead of offering constructive feedback on my work or helping me improve my efficiency,” the former employee said. Even cases assigned a minute before my shift ended had to be completed, often requiring me to work for 2+ hours daily after my shift,” he recounted on LinkedIn.

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Hindustan Times  

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