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Article #61: Quiet Firing

  The process of creating a hostile work environment by an employer in the hopes that it will cause an employee to quit is called Quiet Firing.   Just as the name suggests, did you know that Quiet Firing happens every now and then quietly? Why do you think it happens in the first place? Do we have any better solutions rather than quiet firing? Well, let’s find out in our episode today with a fictitious story. Once upon a time there was a software engineer called Ramu who is smart, talented, brilliant, helpful but very soft , sensitive and innocent by nature. Ramu was always given loads of work which he used to do without any complaints. His team mates also used to share their work with Ramu secretly. Being a helpful and innocent person by nature, Ramu used to do everything that comes his way.   3 years passed by, people moved from here and there except Ramu. His management understood that in the worst-case scenario, we have a scapegoat ready who could never speak for h...

Article #60: The Story Of A CutiePie

Did you ever experience the purest form of unconditional love? If yes, you would definitely correlate with this story and if not, I am sure you would be tempted to have a pet dog. Well, as part of this article, today I am going to share with you the story of my most favorite cutie pie named Tommy.   It was January 2020, when I saw Tommy for the first time in my friend’s home. She was a months old puppy, cute in her looks, sharp in her observations and hard in barking. I was afraid in the first moment although I had the experience of playing with dogs during my childhood days.   The second time when I met her, she again started barking and I sat at a certain distance from her. She started observing me and my actions, the way I was talking with my friend and his family   The third time, she didn’t bark, but came straight towards me affectionately. Yet I was afraid as I couldn’t understand her sweet gesture. But I started noticing her and her actions that were simi...