Originally posted by :randomethic | ||
" | Anyway, my point is, India's work culture has not reached a place where companies are actually the "Equal Opportunity Employers" they claim to be and for an unemployed married woman who took a break because she got married, even if she's capable of working, it's not as simple as most of us think, to find a decent job. | " |
"Equal Oppurtunity Employer" label is just an eyewash. Crux of the matter is that most of the companies want their employees to be working blindly for them like donkeys all their life. They do not want such employees who have experienced or can dare to dream of life of financial freedom and liberty from employment. The moment they get an inkling that this person can dare to survive without their employment, he or she becomes unnattractive as an employee for them. This is one of the reasons they try to probe and poke so much into the mind and personal life of the employee.
The key is to speak only what they want to listen from you in the interview. The moment you utter something they do not want to hear, you are creating problems. In order to get the job, one may try two approaches, one is keep wisely trying giving interviews in as many companies as possible. Surely some will click. Other is try in those industries where there is always a shortage of employees for example international call centers of reputed companies etc. Since these intenational call centers work in night shifts only, there is high rate of employee attrition. Hence they do less nakhra while recruiting employees. Later on one may switch to some other company of choice.
Originally posted by :chandrasekhar.7203@ gmail.com | ||
" | After some years Corporates in order to force employees to devote completely to their businesses, will encourage "live in" relationships (among male and females) in their Staff quarters and discourage the concept of family. They will say to employees, "shaadi karke kyaa karne kaa yaar". And consensual s*x among adults is not a crime in India. | " |
Many companies are already doing it. May be not openly but subtly. They arrange weekly "get togethers" or "parties" on off days and encourage many things which you can obviously understand. The main aim is that employee brainwashing and should get emotionally attached so that they do not leave the organization. They literally force each and every employee to come and attend the "party" under the guise of promoting "team spirit".
All valid and true observations by you in all your responses in this thread about the corporate culture and modern dictatorship.