Abhishek Jamuar’s Post

What is happening with Bangalore??? (For context read comment) Less productivity, more annoyance, more stress, resulting in bad relationships, bad work results and simple lack of collaboration. Forgive all Bangaloreans this week, please. #bangalore #environment #bangaloreweather #earthday

Bangalore is a lonely city 🏙 Bangalore is renowned for its top-notch technology, vibrant community, luxurious amenities, advanced infrastructure, delightful weather, night life and attractive salaries💸 Yet, despite these advantages, it can sometimes feel isolating. In our pursuit of success, we may unintentionally narrow our focus, missing out on fully experiencing the vibrant world around us 🌍 💙 For many who come from all across India, there’s a void that even the best aspects of the city can’t fill . It’s challenging to love Bangalore for few of the reasons, primarily due to the distance from loved ones. However, instead of focusing on what we miss, let’s shift our perspective to appreciate what Bangalore has to offer. We can always stay connected to our loved ones through social platforms🤝❤️ Even those thriving financially here may find themselves lonely. Ultimately, what we crave is genuine connection and a space where we can authentically be ourselves 🗣 Let's seize every opportunity to connect, share our stories, and lend an ear to others. By fostering these bonds, we can cultivate a sense of home in Bangalore, where our experiences, though different, enrich our lives in meaningful ways. Together, we can build a supportive community where everyone feels valued and connected🏡 🤝 I'm considering starting a community for like-minded individuals. Interested in joining? Let's create something special together! 😊💬 PS: This photo captures my emotion when I was returning to Bangalore from home, pondering why I had to return. #BangaloreLife #SupportEachOther 

RIP Bangalore Tech Scene? 🪦 More like a plot twist in the tech sitcom! 🎭 Just read the latest on Karnataka's new job reservation bill, and I couldn't help but chuckle. While some might say the Bangalore tech scene is about to take a nosedive, I say we're in for a wild episode of "Tech Life: The Bangalore Edition"! Picture this: your morning stand-up meeting, and now you’re assigning tasks based on a new set of criteria – no, not skillset, but a government mandate! 😂 Top 3 Predictions for Bangalore's New Tech Scene: 1. Resumes with a twist: Forget about your skills in Java or Python. Now, make sure to highlight your eligibility under the new bill. Might as well add your favorite local cuisine while you're at it! 🍲 2. The HR Hero: HR teams will need to become magicians to balance meritocracy and bureaucracy. New degree required: Masters in Policy Juggling. 🎩 3. Coffee Breaks & Politics: Get ready for heated debates over filter coffee about whose job was actually reserved and who just got lucky. ☕ All jokes aside, adaptability is in our DNA. Bangalore has weathered many storms, and this will be just another chapter in our quirky, resilient journey. Here's to hoping for policies that support growth without stifling innovation. 🚀 #BangaloreTech #PolicyHumor #InnovationNeverStops #Adaptability #TechLife

Having spent my formative years in Delhi, my awareness of Bangalore was limited to its pleasant climate. However, a significant transformation unfolded when I unexpectedly found myself in this vibrant city, navigating a new language and adopting an entirely different lifestyle. Up until that point, my professional journey had primarily revolved around the Delhi National Capital Region (NCR). Yet, the allure of an enticing job opportunity in Bangalore, often hailed as the Silicon Valley of India, proved irresistible and attracted a diverse influx of newcomers, myself included. The prospect of transitioning to this tech hub not only brought about professional opportunities but also sparked a blend of excitement and trepidation. The simultaneous need for social, cultural, and psychological adjustments added complexity to the experience. Adapting to the dynamic atmosphere of Bangalore, I found myself immersed in a melting pot of diverse backgrounds, ideas, and perspectives. The challenge of acclimating to this new environment became an enriching journey, marked by both the thrill of exploration and the necessary introspection demanded by such a seismic life shift. Sabeela Masroor, Head of HR and L&D, SaveBySwitching Global Solutions (P) Ltd. #HonestlySpeaking with HRTales #WorkplaceAcclimationJourney #EmpoweringWorkEnvironment #TransparentCommunication #PeopleFirstCulture #CrossGenerationalConnection #LeadershipSupport #EmployeeEngagement #GenZUnderstanding #MentalHealthAtWork #IntegrationStrategies #PositiveWorkplaceResults #InnovativeEmployeeInitiatives

Each one of us, has a story worth telling! And I'm here with something truly special. As someone deeply ingrained in shaping the pulse of Bangalore with The Tales of Bangalore, I've come to identify the city not by its boroughs, but by the stories that breathe life into it. 💫 I believe every one of us holds an amazing story, a unique journey that deserves to be heard. But often, we're searching for the right place to share these tales. Well, search no more! The Tales of Bangalore is not just a platform; it's a celebration of lives, experiences, and your stories. Whether you've overcome challenges, pursued dreams, or found joy in the simplest things,  your story might be the silver lining someone was looking for! Share your journey, your triumphs, your struggles, your lessons, and your dreams with us, by filling in the link in the comments. Together, let's weave a tapestry of stories that reflects diverse and beautiful narratives. What makes you feel special about Bangalore, do let me know in comments. #shareyourstory #careers #socialmedia #motivation #linkedin

📍 Exciting New Chapter: From Pune to Bangalore! 🌐 Namaskara Bengaluru!! 🙏❤️ Hello LinkedIn family, I hope this post finds you all in great spirits! 🌟 I am thrilled to share some exciting news with you – I have finally shifted to the vibrant city of Bangalore last month! 🏙️ This marks a significant milestone for me as it's not just a change of location, but a deliberate step outside my comfort zone. Pune has been my comfort haven and will always be, and while the memories and experiences will always hold a special place in my heart, I strongly believe in the power of growth that lies beyond comfort. It's time to embrace new challenges, broaden my horizons, and learn from the diversity that Bangalore has to offer. The decision to shift was initially planned for December 2020, but as we all know, life had its own plans with the onset of the global pandemic. I could not shift due to COVID-19 and thanks to work from home policy. However, I am grateful for the resilience and adaptability that this period has instilled in me, making this relocation even more significant. As I embark on this new journey, I am eager to connect with the incredible professionals and communities that make Bangalore a hub of innovation and growth. I am open to networking, collaboration, and learning from the wealth of knowledge that this city harbors. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of my journey so far, and I am excited to create new connections and experiences in Bangalore. Here's to embracing change, stepping out of comfort zones, and chasing after growth! If you're in Bangalore or have any tips and recommendations, feel free to drop them in the comments or send me a message. Looking forward to this new adventure! 🚀 #NewBeginnings #BangaloreDiaries #SteppingOutOfComfortZone #CareerJourney #Networking #EmbracingChange

Hi #connections 🙂, This post is for those juniors and mates who are moving to a new city e.g. Bangalore for job, I have been living in Bangalore for more than one year, and I have made few observations like 1. You can spend more than 10,000 Rs on a single day. 2. You can also survive the same day in less than 500 Rs as well. Here are my few observations : Buying food and Travel is the biggest expense in Bangalore 1. Spend maximum amount of money in your first month to explore the city to find places with good food and Rent services ✅. 2. No need to buy a bike as renting one is a better option ✅. 3. Do some freelancer work to have a extra income source if possible ✅. I have used the above things to save my earnings upto 90% a month 🙂 and also didn't miss a chance to enjoy too. So you can do both tasks such as managing your expenses and enjoying your life #softwareengineering #programming #coding #networking #india

#NammaBengaluru #NeedPeopleAwareness #NotClickbaitTweets How disappointing it's to even read this!? Who is playing the card here? I just don't understand it! The ones who live in a place and the system are always blamed when something changes, even if it's the weather. I don't want to get into the system now because that becomes political, but it's disheartening to know that if I were a Bangalorean who was born and raised there, who made Bangalore his home and built his house there, and now you say oh now Bangaloreans no longer can play weather card?! No, they don't! They don't need to begin with...! I've said it before, and I'll say it again... Bangalore has never called anyone from other places through open invitations to anyone, "Please come to Bangalore". We moved to Bangalore for our personal reasons, we moved to Bangalore for our jobs, our careers. Everything was fine until everything started to dwindle, including your start-ups and people moving to Bangalore from all over. But as soon as the city began to collapse under the weight of the burdens and problems we had created, we found ourselves incessantly moaning and complaining... Namma Bengaluru is always a beautiful and pleasant city. If something has gone wrong or is still going wrong, blame us! Blame me! No one will ever talk about their role or contribution to the city because they are unable to contribute meaningfully to Bangalore or nature despite having lived here for 20 years as mentioned in the tweet!! Statements like these simply imply that we are all playing the victim card and using it as a shield to hide our own failure in saving the beautiful and glorious city of "Namma Bengaluru" #NammaBengaluru #NeedPeopleAwareness #NotClickbaitTweets

Its the same case with most of the #world #known #cities... Better off with #indian #cities, as #trafficpolice plans #flexible dividers on the road to cover #inbound or #outbound traffics... #long #road #dividers are #main #cause of #jams.. as it causes one side of road crammed, otherside is absolutely free, if movable, flexible #dividers used like #hyderabad... #Dimak ki #bathi #jalade #workfromhome should be encouraged heavily, #startups should give #flexibility, remove #micromanagement #innovate Emphasize on #Talent, Professional #attitude.... #technology #innovation #productivity #Tools #tracking #planning #urgencytofinishtask, not like a #BPO tracking but sensible #streaming #kafka #microsoftteams should think of add-in, #employees should #reciprocate #effort... build a #fair #sensible #world...reduce #bottleneck of the #roads, #societies....

Organization should provide WFH or open small size offices in other states. You are recruiting everyone in Bangalore location. it's so crowded, No water, hell lot of pollution etc etc. I think people working in MNCs should come on streets and ask for it. Companies are just breaking the eco system. If you have security issue, People are ready to build a small cabin in their native with Camera as well. But, please come up with some good solution for the welfare of the country and people. People spend huge amount on Rent and other things in locations other than their native. The same amount people are ready to give up from their salary component. Request the higher management to think on these and make use of it. Good for everyone. Make a Marwari to handle cost cutting. He will boost your revenues and get work done. :-) Kum daam mein badhiya kaam dega....