Shift completed, please go home! desktop-over messages, pleasant shocks to employees; Company aahe tari kuthe? A to Z Counsel

New Delhi: Companies make a lot of efforts to make the employees work for more time. Work from home started in lockdown. Only the employee is at home so he can be asked to work anytime, it started like this. That’s why the employee came to Metakutila. Many companies have stopped working from home. Only the work stress has not decreased. Or in the background of all this, there is a vigorous discussion going on about the functioning of one company.

Your working hours are over. Immediately after that, on your desktop or laptop, you get a message like ‘Shift complete, come please go home’? An employee named Tanvi Khandelwal has shared her experience through a LinkedIn post. Tanvi’s post is currently viral on social media. Tanvi is working as HR Specialist. They circled their company’s procedures from the post. It is not a promotional or fictional post, but it is real in my office, as Tanvi has said in her post.
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Tanvi has shared a photo with her post. In that a female employee is seen working on the desktop. ‘Warning! Your shift is over. The office system will shut down in the next 10 minutes. Please go home,’ the message is displayed on the employee’s desktop. There needs to be a balance between office work and personal life. Hence the company does not allow the employees to work,’ as Tanvi mentioned in the post.
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Tanvi Khandelwal works at Softgrid Computers Private Limited. The same company is located in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Companies have their offices in Atulya IT Park. ‘My company considers work-life balance important. That’s why such a special reminder is received. The desktop locks after working hours. No calls, no mails after 24 hours. Hey bhannat ahe. Why not? Because you work like this, there is no need for Monday motivation or Fun Friday,’ Asan Tanvi said in a LinkedIn post. This post is currently in strong discussion on social media.