How do we expect to do good work if we don’t show up?

How do we expect to do good work if we don't show up?

Sharing a photo of an empty office, he wrote in the caption, “How a Bangalore office looks at 10:15 in the morning. How do we expect to do good work if we don’t show up? The problem is not the people, but the effort it takes to show up at the office.”

Another user recalled losing three hours travelling to an event in Whitefield. The user also highlighted Melbourne’s public transport system as well-maintained, convenient and generally punctual. (Also Read: ‘Cook at home, walk everywhere’: Kolkata woman on her ₹ 89,000 monthly expenses in Finland ) He also pointed to the evening commute, saying that leaving after 6 pm can take twice as long to reach home. Even leaving at 5 pm, he said, can leave employees too tired to spend time on their personal lives. Another professional compared Mumbai with Melbourne, saying it took around 50 minutes to travel 10 km in Mumbai, while a 15 km journey by train in Melbourne took about 23 minutes.

“I had hardly any energy left to reflect on the sessions and conversations I had while going back home,” the person wrote.