Write a article on life in lockdown is pleasure or panic in about 250 to 500 words
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For people who are working full time, days are longer, but also filled with interstices that give valuable breaks, reflecting the work style of the future.
Sundreysh Sarup, a Gurugram resident, who heads Logistics Plus India Pvt. Ltd, a U.S.-based company that operates in 26 markets across the world, says it’s like a throwback to the time he was growing up in the 1970s and ‘80s.
“I eat all three meals with my family – my wife, son, and mother,” he says. He’s able to catch a short nap on occasion, play with his dog, and engage in a game of carom with his family in the evening. “I remember my parents and grandparents would sit together and play bridge and I learnt the game early because of this,” he says, recalling the good-natured banter that would go with the evening ritual.
Work days that begin at 9 a.m. can sometimes extend for 13 hours, because Mr. Sarup tackles calls and does meetings from both the East and the West. While his job profile hasn’t changed, he feels there seems to be more work and employees are putting in more hours. “It’s probably because in office we were able to solve things faster – the EQ is higher when you’re face to face.” He leaves unarticulated the fact that people could be nervous about losing a job, hence are looking for ways to express the indispensability of their roles.
Work days that begin at 9 a.m. can sometimes extend for 13 hours, because Mr. Sarup tackles calls and does meetings from both the East and the West. While his job profile hasn’t changed, he feels there seems to be more work and employees are putting in more hours. “It’s probably because in office we were able to solve things faster – the EQ is higher when you’re face to face.” He leaves unarticulated the fact that people could be nervous about losing a job, hence are looking for ways to express the indispensability of their roles.
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