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This happened to others on the [Groww](groww)  app today too?
For a minute I really thought I had become ameerzada 😂😂

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Hi, I'm currently working as an analyst at an MNC company. 
Work life balance is so good till now.
The manager is too good because he's sitting in Europe and has great transparency with positive feedback. 
But at the same time, I'm not getting paid well which is not sustainable in the long term. 
What should I do?
Also looking for opportunities in the analytics and finance field. It'll be a great help if I get it. 
Thanks!

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As a guy i never thought i will have to deal with inappropriate touching from a female colleague but it happened and no one seems to want to hear about it. When men speak up about women crossing boundaries at work we are often dismissed or laughed at. Harassment isn’t just something men do to women but men can be victims too.
Why is it so hard for people to take male victims seriously?

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Met a Bangalore couple yesterday, both 36, earning a combined ₹4.5L/month.

Here’s how they’re playing the long game:

▪️Rent: ₹40K/month for a premium pad — no EMIs, no liabilities
▪️SIPs: ₹1.5L/month → that’s ₹18L/year
▪️Gold: Buying 10g every year (~₹65K)
▪️Savings rate: 50%+ (₹2.25L+ every month saved!)

At this pace, they’re investing over ₹27L every year.

By age 50, they’ll have ₹7.5 crore+ (assuming just 10% CAGR).
And that’s without counting bonuses, hikes, or gold value appreciation.

Retirement at 50?
Not a dream.
A spreadsheet-backed plan. ✅

The only negative side is, they won't have any kids to spend this money on :(

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Bhai logon, He wasn’t fired. He didn’t get lazy.
He just hit a rough patch  and the industry left him behind.

A Bengaluru tech entrepreneur with 19 years of experience is now a Swiggy delivery guy. Nithin Kumar shared the story after receiving food from him. Turns out, the man had a solid background, ran his own business  now he’s just trying to survive.

No support. No callbacks. No second chances. The same companies that once praised him? Now they don’t even pick up the phone.

And still, HRs are out here posting stuff like “we hire attitude, not degrees.” Come on. You ignore anyone with a small gap in their resume.

This is what happens when companies only value you when things are good.
They reward those who talk big. Ignore mental health. And leave you when you’re down. It’s not a career ladder anymore. It’s a trapdoor.

Not everyone left their job for “peace” or “freedom.”
Some just needed a way to survive.

Let’s be real. This system isn’t working for everyone. Thoughts?

19 years in tech. Now delivering khana. Corporate India, are you proud?🙎🙎

My parents took out loans for a tractor (7 lacs, no trolley), land (7 lacs), and a borewell (140k). My dad earns around 50k, and I make 130k but live paycheck to paycheck. They didn't even ask me before doing this. Now who's gonna pay these loans? I'm super stressed about it.