‘My brother earns less but gets more respect’: Delhi woman shares WFH struggles
Working from home may save employees from traffic jams and lengthy commutes, but it often brings a different set of challenges. A Delhi woman has hilariously highlighted how remote workers are frequently treated as if they are always available for household chores, family errands and unexpected guests, even during office hours. A Delhi woman humorously shared how remote work meant office duties, family errands and serving guests. (Instagram/heena.yaar) (Also read:₹27,500, asks, ‘savings kya karu main?’”> ‘Wish I had WFH’: Techie says landlord hiked 2BHK rent to ₹27,500, asks, ‘savings kya karu main?’) ‘Who pays you for sitting at home?’ Heena Dogra shared a video on Instagram describing the lack of respect and understanding she receives while working remotely. She compared her situation with that of her brother, who travels to the office every day. “A work-from-home employee gets less respect than a daily-wage worker. My brother goes to the office, earns less than I do, but still gets more respect at home simply because he dresses up and leaves for work, while I am seen …
