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Our team was hating asana because we over-engineerwd iy. Here's how we fixed adoption in a week.

When the project management setup looks like a digital junk drawer, a messy one and which needs nobody really wants to make an update, you might have probably over engineered your boards. We were facing a huge problem with the adoption of team because the managers created alot of custom rules and mandatory checks that even filling some basic tasks feels like doing taxes. We got our workspace architecture reviewed by cloudfresh and got our internal operations cleaned. That helped us in many things, simplifying our project templates, integrating our workload views so the managers have the visibility to see the capacity without micromanaging, and then automating cross-departmental handoffs. We saw the differences in team adoption, and it was quite a lot within just one week.

Sometimes an outsider perspective really helps you in a way where you cannot see how your systems can work against your own people.

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u/Alpha-Beta-Delta — 2 days ago

About my last post about daughters not attending their father's funeral.

I know I may get some hate for posting this too but I still wanna write this here.

I work as a doctor in the government setup. I have seen countless old people struggling with terminal illness admitted in wards. Some are just alone and some with only their spouse by their side. I remember this one old uncle with cellulitis resulting in an ulcer over his entire left leg. He stayed in the ward for over 36-37 days but no one came to visit him. Of course he was nice to me but whenever I used to ask him about his family, he never said anything but only cried.

I remember another couple, the man had a heart attack. His wife accompanied him and she was herself so old. She had hyperkyphosis (forward bending). They were so poor that she couldn't even afford five rupees for a blood glucose test strip. (Everything is free in government hospitals but still the blood glucose and ketone body detection strips have to be brought by patients from any medical store nearby). We couldn't save the uncle. He died in the morning. I don't even know how she managed to take the body because I was so overworked that day that I couldn't check.

And I have a few more dozen of such stories that I have seen myself. And I always used to feel sad about those people. Most of these stories used to give me sleepless nights for weeks. And when I saw something like this is news, ofcourse it triggered me. It made me angry, I won't lie.

But after reading all those comments today, I think maybe I won't feel that sadness anymore seeing more such people. Maybe few people deserve it.

Thanks everyone for giving me attention!

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u/Alpha-Beta-Delta — 14 days ago
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What did I just read?

Where are we going as a society?

PS: For people saying maybe he deserved it

"He gave them good education for sure. According to the news source, two of his daughters were teachers." And according to the old age home "The daughters used to call him till his health was fine. Once his health started to deteriorate Then only they started increasing their distance "

Edit: One of the daughters paid 5100 for the funeral and asked for the video recording of the same

u/Alpha-Beta-Delta — 15 days ago

Dear Delhi Police, As a doctor, I am happy to treat your IMPOTENCY for free. Please don't show your frustration on innocent women out there.

Please let it reach Delhi people. They need help. And they are too cowardly to ask for it. Let them get the help they deserve before they mollest other women.

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u/Alpha-Beta-Delta — 30 days ago
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To all the neet aspirant who failed to get a decent enough rank to get in the government colleges.... From a Doctor

Greetings everyone

The NTA released the NEET result yesterday and a few of you guys got a decent enough rank to get into government medical Colleges. Well congratulations to you guys. And a lot of others failed to do so too and since yesterday I am looking at your comments where you guys are asking for going abroad or private colleges in the country. And this post is specifically for you.

I am a doctor myself, a recent graduate and with all my experience I wanna tell you this is that

1.) Congratulations. Today you all might be feeling like a failure but trust me, you guys saved yourself from years of sleepless nights, agony, toxic environment, inhumane work culture and working hours, toxic professors and a bare minimum pay that just only helps in survival and nothing else.

2.) The tag of doctor may bring the social validation our parents yearn for, it may give you a feeling that you have made it or you have arrived but actually the ground reality is far away from that.

3.) Everyone of you must have read about the Kerala news where mbbs graduates are getting merely 20k a month. Lemme tell you that's just the tip of the iceberg. The situation is far worse than this and it's not only in Kerala, it's in the entire country.

4.) The Punjab government has announced the recruitment of the medical officer and keep checking news especially for the number of vacancies and number of applicants and you will get to know the level of unemployment in this sector now.

5.) When I say this many argue, that they are just MBBS and the situation changes after PG. Lemme tell you this, the number of PG seats are far less than UG seats. And forget about increasing PG seats, even with the current one, the unemployment rate post PG has already started to rise and yes the Media is not talking about it so it doesn't feel real but soon you will get to see this communication happening too.

4.) Today your five and half year of MBBS has been systematically reduced just to a qualification of PG entrance. You are not far away from the time when your PG degree will just be a qualification for SS.

5.) Talking about the post PG/Post SS unemployment, I know a fresh graduate MD medicine working at a salary of 80K. I know a fresh graduate of MD paediatrics working at a salary of 96K. Now many will argue that they are fresh graduates and they will start earning with experience but lemme tell you this is not lack of experience but ratio mismatch. The ratio of doctor and patient has gone worse especially in tier 1-2 cities.

6.) I know a MD radiologist who had to close his setup and search for work somewhere else because he was unable to pay even the EMI for the machines he brought. Not because he was unskilled but because he was competing in a market already dominated by people.

7.) I know a MCH neurosurgery changed 3 cities because he was unable to set his practice because established doctors make it very hard for newcomers to come especially if you are a first generation doctor.

8.) If you ask an already established doctor about the situation they will say there is nothing to panic about because this saturation bubble hasn't started to affect them yet and they were fortunate enough to set their practice before this. If you ask a recently graduate doctor, he will tell you the reality.

9.) Now imagine the situation if they start increasing PG seats like they are doing with UG, how will it affect this already fragile situation?

10.) The government argues that there is a shortage of doctors in the periphery. Lemme tell you the government is lying. There is no shortage of doctors in the periphery. There is a shortage of adequate machinery and setup. There is a shortage of sufficient pay for doctors. And there is no protection for the doctor from hooliganism and that's why doctors were trying to avoid going to the periphery. That's not a shortage.

11.) If the government's arguments of "Shortage of doctors" in the periphery are true, why were there 18000+ applications just for the 1700 post of medical officer in 2025 in rajasthan?

18000 application means 18000 applicants willingly applying for a job even in the remotest of locations and yet you could only hire 1700. That's not a doctor's shortage, that's systems shortage.

12.) And I am not even putting the amount of grinding and stress one has to go from before facing this again.

13.) And in this country, no matter at what stage of disease the patient comes in, but even if he dies at the gate of hospital, a mob will suddenly appear from somewhere and start accusing the doctor of negligence. This has became a standard practice and in fact bread and butter of many lawyers and journalists. And there is no avoiding it. You can't no matter how careful you are.

14.) This is a brutal journey. You start from zero 4 times. Not once. Not twice but four times.

First you have to start from zero to prepare for neet PG. Then you have to start from zero to prepare for NEET PG then again for NEET SD and then again to set your practice. With absolutely no security.

15.) In short, avoid falling into the trap of "PRIVATE MBBS" or "GOING ABROAD TO COUNTRIES LIKE RUSSIA, UKRAINE NEPAL OR CHINA"

Choose some other field and live happily. You can still earn equal to or even more than a doctor without going through this toxicity.

And to all those who are getting government MBBS seats, start preparing for foreign PG exams like usmle and plab and leave this country as soon as possible. This country doesn't know how to respect their doctor, in fact not only the doctor but any professional. Go abroad, live a happy and prosperous life. Earn more for what you provide without feeling like a beggar.

Thank you for reading. Spread as much as you can and save your fellow aspirants from a life of misery.

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u/Alpha-Beta-Delta — 1 month ago

My 2 cents on this NEET UG Paper leak scam

The NEET UG leak news is all over the internet and everyone is talking about it. Everyone is angry and everyone should be. Kids spent 2 years some even more of their life, leaving everything, to secure a seat in Medical College. They work hard, they absolutely do. Because I was an aspirant once, I know how hard those two years are and what it takes to get a medical college seat. And if one fails, because the system is such that more people are gonna fail then to pass, I know what one has to go through. I experienced the NEET failure too before I eventually passed in my second attempt. The Journey is laborious.

And such News of paper leaks make it more hard. As I am from Rajasthan too, the most "NEET- Paglu" state of this country, I wanna highlight a few points to children who are planning to take biology post their Secondary board exam.

1.) The emergence of Sikar on the National level is not very old. It was their for a very long time. Steadily building the fortress.

2.) CLC is the pioneer institute which brought the coaching culture in Kota. They never managed to get AIR which can bring them national attention but they surely had good selection Ratio.

3.) But this boom inspired other, other players came into Market. Earlier GCI and then Prince. With a desperation to grab big chunk of the market and National attention as fast as they could.

4.) As someone from state, I wanna highlight a very intresting practice here. Earlier the state board, the Rajasthan board of secondary education used to publish a merit list of students when they used to pass their 10th and 12th class.

5.) These very people started to do their malpractice their, they bought the paper, they bought the exam centers. They even brought the teachers who used to grade papers. All this just get the first merit rank so they can market themselves.

6.) They have built big hostels because they used to market that merit rank accross the state. For them the whole state was their market and the "Good percentage" and "a merit rank" was the dream they were selling.

7.) This malpractice grew so big that eventually the RBSE stopped publishing the merit list. Then they started to look at this new market. The dream of medical education. The NEET.

8.) And they started selling this dream. But a system with weak foundation and only lucrative packing can't withstand without malpractices and they started doing it.

9.) I wanna highlight here the scandal of paper leak in 2024. It was big. Although the government successful managed to get away with it but it was evident that something big happened. And also coincidentally 2024 is also the first year when sikar managed to get AIR 1.

10.) 4 children from the family of one of the accused this year, Dinesh biwal, cleared NEET last year, all students of Sikar coaching and it can't be a mere coincidence.

11.) Not only this NEET thing, but Sikar is quite notorious when it comes to other competitive exams too. The RAS exam scandal associated with sikar is very famous in the state.

12.) Kota is the pioneer of this coaching industry. And Kota has its own struggle. We can't ignore the increasing rise of student suicide in Kota and that is a big challenge.

13.) But one thing no one can deny is that over the years, Kota built a system which doesn't require the shortcuts. Kota successfully avoided this trap of paper leak scams and still managed to be on top of the game for so many years.

Choose wisely people. Sikar is a scam. People knew but earlier they couldn't speak because of course you need Evidence to back what you say but now things are very evident.

And trust me, I am not from Kota. I am not associated with any coaching. I am myself a doctor and I am very happy here. I am not even intrested in joining the coaching business. But this scam this city is running should be exposed

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u/Alpha-Beta-Delta — 3 months ago

My 2 cents on this neet UG paper leak scam

The NEET UG leak news is all over the internet and everyone is talking about it. Everyone is angry and everyone should be. Kids spent 2 years some even more of their life, leaving everything, to secure a seat in Medical College. They work hard, they absolutely do. Because I was an aspirant once, I know how hard those two years are and what it takes to get a medical college seat. And if one fails, because the system is such that more people are gonna fail then to pass, I know what one has to go through. I experienced the NEET failure too before I eventually passed in my second attempt. The Journey is laborious.

And such News of paper leaks make it more hard. As I am from Rajasthan too, the most "NEET- Paglu" state of this country, I wanna highlight a few points to children who are planning to take biology post their Secondary board exam.

1.) The emergence of Sikar on the National level is not very old. It was their for a very long time. Steadily building the fortress.

2.) CLC is the pioneer institute which brought the coaching culture in Kota. They never managed to get AIR which can bring them national attention but they surely had good selection Ratio.

3.) But this boom inspired other, other players came into Market. Earlier GCI and then Prince. With a desperation to grab big chunk of the market and National attention as fast as they could.

4.) As someone from state, I wanna highlight a very intresting practice here. Earlier the state board, the Rajasthan board of secondary education used to publish a merit list of students when they used to pass their 10th and 12th class.

5.) These very people started to do their malpractice their, they bought the paper, they bought the exam centers. They even brought the teachers who used to grade papers. All this just get the first merit rank so they can market themselves.

6.) They have built big hostels because they used to market that merit rank accross the state. For them the whole state was their market and the "Good percentage" and "a merit rank" was the dream they were selling.

7.) This malpractice grew so big that eventually the RBSE stopped publishing the merit list. Then they started to look at this new market. The dream of medical education. The NEET.

8.) And they started selling this dream. But a system with weak foundation and only lucrative packing can't withstand without malpractices and they started doing it.

9.) I wanna highlight here the scandal of paper leak in 2024. It was big. Although the government successful managed to get away with it but it was evident that something big happened. And also coincidentally 2024 is also the first year when sikar managed to get AIR 1.

10.) 4 children from the family of one of the accused this year, Dinesh biwal, cleared NEET last year, all students of Sikar coaching and it can't be a mere coincidence.

11.) Not only this NEET thing, but Sikar is quite notorious when it comes to other competitive exams too. The RAS exam scandal associated with sikar is very famous in the state.

12.) Kota is the pioneer of this coaching industry. And Kota has its own struggle. We can't ignore the increasing rise of student suicide in Kota and that is a big challenge.

13.) But one thing no one can deny is that over the years, Kota built a system which doesn't require the shortcuts. Kota successfully avoided this trap of paper leak scams and still managed to be on top of the game for so many years.

Choose wisely people. Sikar is a scam. People knew but earlier they couldn't speak because of course you need Evidence to back what you say but now things are very evident.

And trust me, I am not from Kota. I am not associated with any coaching. I am myself a doctor and I am very happy here. I am not even intrested in joining the coaching business. But this scam this city is running should be exposed

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u/Alpha-Beta-Delta — 3 months ago