Entrepreneur Criticizes Empty Co-Working Space In Bengaluru At 6.30 PM, Gets Schooled

There used to be a time in India when employees would come to the office early in the morning and leave very late at night. This was seen as a sign of dedication and hard work. However, today, with the growing awareness about the importance of work-life balance, people are changing their habits. Now, many employees stick to their official work hours and make it a point to leave the office on time.

But even today, there are many who do not see this as a habit worth boasting about and criticize those who are trying to live a balanced life. For example, a man named Sagar, the founder of a company named Rupeeting, took to X to share a picture of a co-working space which was empty at 6.30 PM.

“There was a time when I’d have to reach office at 7am and leave at 2am for me to be the first to reach and last to leave. This is a co-working space in Bangalore at 6:30pm. Shame,” he wrote.

However, people discouraged his criticism and highlighted how there has been a major shift in people’s mentality when it comes to work hours in the past couple of years. They claimed that there should be no “shame” attached to leaving for home at the end of work hours. After all, working efficiently is better than working inefficiently for long hours.

Have a look at some of the responses here:

Personal time and well-being are just as important as professional success. Don’t you think?

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