“Relatable” was what the internet seemingly felt after a Gurugram man shared his ‘corporate and traffic rant’ on social media. Taking to the internet, the man shared a video, where he highlighted the city’s traffic issues, which are only worsening the “work-life balance” of employees who commute daily inside or in and out of the Millennium City. To prove his point, the man claimed that he had left his office at 5:30 PM- to avoid the "peak 6 PM” traffic– only to reach home at 8 PM, solely due to slow traffic. The man also recalled how COVID was quick in making the corporate realise the smooth functioning of Work From Home, only for most offices to switch back to Work From Office after the Pandemic ended.The post immediately went viral, pulling
all kinds of reactions. Most found the rant “relatable”, while some recalled their own experiences. Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post:“Today's corporate rant,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram by the handle ‘Samarth Wadhwa’. It was shared a day ago and pulled many views from people.
Internet’s reactions: “Logout - 6:30 or 7pm. Office parking- 7:15pm. Sec 62 ggn wine shop - 7:35pm Flat - 9pm,” a user said. “Can relate. Now I am just a zinda laash stuck in Gurgaon traffic,” commented the next person.ALSO READ: ‘Chod Do, You're Fired’: Gurugram Founder Fires Man For ‘Not Attending Event’ | VIRAL “Very relatable...jab WFH se kaam kiya jaa sakta hai toh WFO ki koi zarurat he nhi (When it is possible to work from home, then what is the point of WFO),” added another person. “This is highly relatable,” added another. “There are days I have gone to the office and not even seen my team. everything over zoom,” added another person. “Thanks for saying this, I just went off on a rant 30mins back,” added another person.





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