IT engineer based in Bengalur shared a post on social media that he was afraid of losing his distant work because of frequent cuts in Bengalur. A user who shares concerns through the Reddit post said he could not explain the occurrence to a foreign boss who works from the “so -called technological capital” in India.
The user claimed to be a resident of the Indianagar locality in Bengalur, which is also known as one of the main areas of the city. They also claimed that the region is experiencing “frequent and long energy cuts” nearly two to three times a week, which overlaps with their office meetings.
“I live in Indianagar, Bengaluru – allegedly in the main area – we have experienced frequent, long energy slices, 2-3 times a week. These outages often overlap with my meetings, some last for hours,” Reddit said in the post.
Reddit user concern?
The Reddit user reportedly works for a small IT company and is currently working from a distant location in Bengalur. According to this post, the user is reported directly to the CEO (CEO) and the Chief Technology Director (CTO), which is based in Sweden.
“I am working remotely for a small IT company, I report directly to the CEO and CTO in Sweden. They came out and were glad that they offered a remote role, with meetings usually between 12:30 and 18:30,” the user said in their Reddit post.
Therefore, how the timing of power outages and meetings of meetings, the user claims that he has difficulty connecting with top guidance.
Alternative power options
The user expressed his frustration and also claimed that living in 1 BHK in Indianagar, Bengalur, could not afford the inverters to gain backup power for his devices.
They also emphasized how the top management is now becoming “skeptical” about his justification that he does not participate in meetings, causing the user to concern his / her job in society.
“I stay in a small 1 BHK and I can’t afford an inverter. It’s frustrating and embarrassing, especially because this area is considered well developed. After a few missed meetings, my CEO now sounds skeptical-as I think I’m sorry.
The user challenged people on the platform about how they could explain the top management without seeing it “whining” about it. They blamed Bengalur’s infrastructure, which allegedly resulted in the “main area” that faces such problems with energy failure.
“I started to record outages, but I’m not sure how to explain it without sounding like I whine. I want to work – I just got stuck with an unreliable infrastructure that I can’t control,” the user said. “It’s 2025 and I live in the so -called technological capital of India, but I’m afraid we will lose work over the energy cuts,” they said.
(Tagstotranslate) 1 bhk
