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Key Metrics:
Total Sales: ₹18.59 Million
Total MRP: ₹1.20 Million
Total Visibility: 563.64

Top-Selling Item Types:
1. Fruits and Vegetables
2. Snack Foods
3. Household Items
4. Frozen Foods
5. Dairy

Sales by Outlet Type:
Supermarket Type1 leads (~₹12M+), followed by Type3 & Type2. Grocery Stores contribute the least.

Sales by Location Type:
Tier 3 Cities > Tier 2 > Tier 1

Highest MRP Contribution:
Fruits & Vegetables – ₹178.12K (14.82%)
Snack Foods – ₹175.43K (14.6%)
Household – ₹135.98K (11.32%)

Observations:
High-selling items = higher visibility & MRP
Supermarkets (Type 1) > grocery stores
Tier 3 markets are Blinkit's strongest.

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Consulting

Sunne me bohot fancy lgta hai CONSULTING but no one really tells you how crazy it can be… until you're on your first call with a client.

I had spent hours preparing...slides done, notes ready, even practiced saying “I’ll get back to you on that.”

But once the call began?
They changed the entire agenda
Asked questions we didn’t expect
And casually said, “This doesn’t feel strategic enough”

I was lowkey panicking. My manager? he was smiling like everything was fine.

Somehow… we managed to pull it off.

Consulting isn’t always about knowing everything.
Sometimes, it’s just about sounding confident while secretly typing on teams:
“guys pls help 🫠”

I somehow survived my first client call

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Day to Day Office

This isn't the first time I've ranted about my manager from hell. 
Today's highlight: she can't even type a basic email! And we're supposed to look up to her?

My manager can't even type a basic email

So… here’s something I never imagined I’d be typing.

I’m in an arranged marriage, not bad, not toxic, just… okay. 
We get along, do the basics, and go through life. 

But then something happened that no one could’ve predicted.

After our wedding, my husband’s younger brother joined the same company I work for.

At first, it was harmless. We commuted together, grabbed lunch, shared laughs, and Sometimes even ended up sitting next to each other during long office meetings. It was all in good spirits. 

Until it wasn’t.
I started feeling something I shouldn’t.
I think I'm attracted to him. Maybe I made the wrong choice. 

Everyone at work even says we should've met and married each other. I kinda feel the same, and I think he's also attracted to me, but we've never said anything. 
Now I’m stuck in a loop.
Should I divorce my husband, confess my feelings, and marry his brother? Or Stay like this?
I'm so confused!

My husband's younger Brother & me in same office

🤯 Accidental click, career lost? A chilling remote work warning.
Just read a horrifying Hindustan Times story: an analyst's career was allegedly torpedoed – termination and blacklisting – by an accidental file download to their personal laptop while working remotely.
This isn't just about IT policy; it's the terrifying reality of our digital lives. How many of us have had that gut-wrenching "oh no" moment from a misclick?
It makes you wonder: How forgiving are company IT systems? What support is there for honest mistakes? Are we, remote workers, truly aware of every digital tripwire? http://nauk.in/Tmd2IOpH 
My heart goes out to this person. Imagine your entire future crumbling from one innocent click. It's a nightmare scenario that demands better clarity and empathy from employers.
What are your thoughts on this?

My entire career is derailed’: Analyst says accidental file download led to termination and blacklisting

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