“A report by 09:30 am or …”: Redditor shares rigid working messages, leaves Internet users to smoke

I left a message at the workplace asking employees at 9:30 am. Some people are wondering if we are still stuck in the rules of the past in the past. The observation, which was shared in a group chat, clearly states that anyone arrives after 9:30 am without informing his manager in advance will be distinguished as half a day, regardless of the reason.

The letter says: “This is a reminder that the official reports time for all employees was not limited at 9:30 am … The expatriates will be distinguished after 9:30 am without a previous hint that it is half a day according to the company’s policy.”

Reddit function criticized this approach, wondering why companies continue to follow such systems.

“Seriously, are we at school or are we adults? Emergency cases, traffic jams, and life occurs. Why are many companies in India still clinging to this old mentality of” report or confrontation for a punishment “? Isn’t it actually concerned?” User books.

The post also indicated that the failure to obtain an approved leave or to attend the record may lead to an unpaid leave, which punishes employees more over administrative lapses.

In concluding the post, the user asked several questions to the community, and asked whether others have faced similar policies, and whether the time has come for employers, especially in technology centers such as Pune, to move towards more flexible systems.

“Does anyone else feel that these policies end in killing productivity and moral spirit?” Request the post.

Indian education is preparing for this culture. It was very rampant earlier, despite changing the times that this also needed. The user wrote that the same policies are inside government offices, but they are rarely imposed. “

Another user took a more clear vision of the broader effects, “This system feels like a designer of the production of obedient employees, not actors or thinkers. Frankly, with this mentality, how it is assumed that we compete with China-not to mention the United States of America?