‘10-Hour Shift, No Leaves’: Man Quits ‘Toxic Workplace’ With Rs 17 LPA Salary

In a country like India, where overpopulation and unemployment are some of the biggest issues–having a secured job with a Rs 17 LPA salary at the young age of 24 is surely an uncommon achievement! However, when this IIIT Delhi graduate finally bagged a bank job like that– Rs 17 LPA salary– he was left with no other option but to quit after a while! Confused? Taking to social media, the man recalled the entire matter. As per his video, he left the organisation mainly due to “toxic work culture” and “mis-sell”.Recalling his time at the bank, the man shared that his working hours gradually shifted from 8 hours per week to “10 hours per week”, with “no sick leaves” and “15-minute lunch breaks”. The former bank employee also recalled the work pressure

that was leading others to “mis-sell”, just so that they can achieve their targets.The post soon went viral, drawing many reactions. Most people found the man's problematic work culture “relatable”, while others lauded him for exposing the issue. Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post:“Left my 17LPA job at the age of 24. Ps: This is the max editing I could do,” the post read. The post was shared on Reddit by the handle ‘Chirag Madaan’. It was shared a few days ago and pulled more than 11K views from people.

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Internet’s reactions: “No one has the guts to tell the dark reality of a bank ... You tolerated brother .. keep it up,” a user said. “A true Heart Person can never do wrong to others for their own sake. This is the sign of a real person,” added another.ALSO READ: Woman Visits For 15 Minutes At Kolkata Man's House, Landlord Threatens FIR | Viral Post “I totally agree I also left my Axis Bank job at 23 and now I'm working with SBI card on a backend role which also has a toxic environment but at least I don't have to miss-sell,” commented the next person. “Same brother, Same. Joined at 23 left at 24 due to the same reasons you mentioned. Can’t give 100% to an organisation whose ideals and morals don’t match 100% with the self,” commented the next person.