Recently, the 24 year old IIIT Delhi graduate, Chirag Madaan leave his 17 lakh banking job. He quit because of toxic working culture, burnout and explain everything about it.
IIIT Delhi Graduate quit 17 lakh banking job due to toxic culture
He worked in the corporate banks and shared that his decision was not impulsive. He said that he decide to quit due to working pressure and poor work life balance. He share, that 9 to 5 job slowly turned into much longer hours and lasts from 9 am to 7 PM. He also said that workweek extend from 5 days to 6 days.
15 minute lunch break and burnout: Madaan Explained
IIIT Delhi Graduate share video online and explain everything how short breaks become hard to manage. Lunch hours controlled, with employees tried to finish it in 10 to 15 minutes due to workload. He also share the problems of getting sick leaves approved even with detailed explanations.
He pointed out that a big part of the stress came from aggressive sales targets. Employees needed to close deals worth up to Rs 10 crore, and not meeting these goals often led to added pressure and repeated performance cycles. Over time, these constant demands began to affect him.
His story has resonated with many young professionals, especially those in high-pressure corporate jobs. The video has sparked discussions about unrealistic expectations, long hours, and the need for healthier workplace practices.
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