u/Sky__02

Planning to visit dwarka, Nageshwar & somnath coming Saturday.Can you guys suggest dos/don't,must visit & eat.Stay & travel related suggestions.

A coworker lost a family member and missed work. The very next day in our team standup, the manager blasted in front of everyone, saying people are being so irresponsible,didn't care to log in, and needed to realize that the business is our bread and butter.The manager routinely uses insulting language like shameless and blind during team meetings. Taking even a single day of sick leave or taking leave informed two months in advance results in aggressive pushback and guilt tactics. Furthermore, team members are constantly pushed to extend their working hours to deliver features early, well before the actual commitment dates.

A coworker who lost a family member was on leave for 2 days. The very next day in our team standup, the manager blasted in front of everyone, saying he is being so irresponsible, didn't care to log in, and needed to realize that the business is our bread and butter. The manager routinely uses insulting language like shameless and blind during team meetings. Taking even a single day of sick leave or taking leave informed two months in advance results in aggressive pushback and guilt tactics. Furthermore, team members are constantly pushed to extend their working hours to deliver features early, well before the actual commitment dates.

Am I the only one feeling this way? The organization lacks empathy and respect, imposing on people to extend their shifts and work on weekends rather than evaluating the planning and resources. We are frequently asked to extend our shifts right at the end of the day because 'it needs to be delivered the same day,' and we're asked to work most weekends at the very last minute on Friday. If someone stands against it, retaliation begins. Is this their strategy to get extra work done for less cost to make upper management happy? Because I don't see anyone bothered about the bottom line."

I'm looking for my very first IEM and DAC setup within a ₹3,000 budget. I have planned to use this for the next few years without upgrading, I want something that offers punchy bass but still keeps the vocals and lyrics perfectly clear. While looking out on the headphone zone using Gemini I have found few options like kz thunder, sf warner 2 read lion,etc.Which would be the best option to pick?

Looking to pick up my first IEM + DAC setup with a total budget of ₹3,000. Based on some AI research, I’ve narrowed my choice to the CCA Phoenix because it's all-rounder with great CNC-metal build quality. is it really good or is there any better options? Also, please suggest a reliable DAC that pairs well with it—I really need this setup to last a long time.Also where to get it from currently I have seen cca on concept kart.

Best iem I can get from Flipkart within 2k (as I have flipkart wallet balance)