Knucklehead questions whether 7-day office goers are ‘hardcore Narayan Murthy fans’ or a red flag, sparking outrage from netizens

When India was busy refuting Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy’s view on work-life balance and his suggestion of a 70-hour work week in companies, a woman encountered an unusual match on dating app Hinge.

The woman encountered a person who likes to go to the office 7 days a week.

Referring to the man as a “red flag,” the woman wrote on LinkedIn: “I was talking to a potential lover from Hinge, and he proudly mentioned that he enjoys going to the office seven days a week — even though his company offers hybrid work.” model.”

I also wondered why one would want to go to the office every day unless there was a crush in the office. The woman also went on to describe this match as a “die-hard Narayan Murthy fan.”

“Just to make sure he doesn’t get distracted by the beauty around him. I asked him for a referral. He said no. What do you guys think? Am I overthinking this, or is he just a die-hard Narayan Murthy fan?” she said.

She also shared a screenshot of her conversation with the match.

Needless to say, the woman’s actions angered social media users. Some users say that the man loves his job and should not be flagged as a red flag just because of it.

One user even went on to say that the comparison with the Infosys founder was not justified as this person simply loves his job.

“Taking the screenshot into consideration and allowing myself to assume things like you… He loves his job… Green flag and one lucky person loves his job. He can work all seven days… Another green flag because his bosses are sent from God! The office is more fun… Another green flag because his company is doing something right to make him come to the office and he doesn’t despise him He definitely wants to work out of love for it and not just completing tasks “For 70+ hours of duty,” one user wrote.

“I’m that person. Obviously I don’t work seven days a week or I’ll go crazy. But I like to work in an efficient environment so offices are more convenient for me. Plus, I like to interact with my co-workers. The red flag here is that his company Makes him work seven days a week,” another user wrote.

A third user wrote: “Even I prefer to work from office only. This keeps us disciplined. Wrna ghar par rahkar to nahau bhi na me daily. By the way, I won’t say no if he asks me to.”