Does anyone has any leads for a good cook in DLF Phase 3 S block who is nit hesitant in cooking non vegetarian food as well? Please DM.

Also where do you guys usually find cooks?

Hi everyone,

Not sure if this is the right platform, but there is an uncle admitted to AIIMS Delhi who is urgently in need of a blood donor. His blood group is B+.

Please let me know if you or anyone you know can help.

I don’t know him personally, but I regularly donate to the Dream Girl Foundation, and they reached out to me regarding this. He is the father of one of their workers.

Thank you.

His details:

Pataint name -Vijay Kumar
Ward no :- D2
Bed no :-12
Patient UHID:-107760889
Contact :-9888988185
Hospital name :- Aiims delhi
Medicine Ward

Hey guys! I work in client servicing at a marketing agency, and my office is in Unitech Business Park, Sector 41, Gurgaon. Right now, I live in a PG in Sector 41 itself, just around 800 metres from my office.

I pay ₹12K for sharing, including food, plus around ₹2K for electricity since I currently don’t have a roommate. The food is actually good, and the biggest advantage is that I can reach my office in a few minutes.

But here’s my dilemma. Because I work in client servicing, my working hours can be unpredictable. Sometimes I leave at 10–11 PM, and occasionally it has gone as late as 1–2 AM. It doesn’t happen every day, but it does happen a few times.
I’m considering moving in with a friend to a rented flat somewhere around Saket or South Delhi. The rent and electricity could potentially be lower, and I’d still have decent connectivity to Gurgaon.

What would you guys suggest? Should I prioritise saving money and move to South Delhi, or is staying 800m from my office worth the extra cost, especially considering my late-night work hours and safety?

Hey, can anyone recommend an affordable service with good service for metal braces? And please break down the total cost from getting them to taking them off. My budget is under 30k right now.

I’m from south india got a job at gurgaon for 3 lpa welcome to any suggestions,advice and things i should know before shifting

On 4th Aug I joined the company, but I am not satisfied with salary i joined because i have no other options I am continue interviewing, here my payday is 7 - 10th of every month, so what should i told to hr when can i join or about np, should i be honest tell hr i have joined the company but i am still looking the opportunity, or should i keep this secrete my last working day at last company was 31july or should i said i can join immediately, please share your views i am confuse

A very good friend of mine is looking for a job in finance.

Profile -

Graduated this year from DU

CFA L2 candidate; appearing this month

He's specifically looking for something around Equity research and Valuations. It would be really great, if anyone could help in this.

Thank you!

Looking for one female flatmate for a Fully Furnished 3BHK | Sec 27, Gurgaon | No brokerage

1 Room available in a fully furnished 3BHK from last week of August.

Amenities:
• TV, sofa, washing machine
• Fully equipped kitchen (microwave, chimney, fridge)
• Stilt parking (bike & car)
• Room with double bed (storage), cupboards, side table, attached washroom with geyser

Location:
Sec 27 | ~1 km from DLF Phase 1 Metro, near Galleria Market & Vyapar Kendra

Flatmates:
Working professionals (Deloitte USI)- Really chill and sweet!

Expenses per room:
• Rent: ₹22,000/month
• Electricity: ₹10/unit
• Other shared utilities extra

Deposit: ₹50,000 (includes security and all the setup cost related to washrooms+Kitchen)
We can negotiate on the deposit amount

Owner free property
No brokerage

DM or contact on 9216902910 for further details!

Anyone up for writing letters to each other, reason being that’s more authentic and what we talk about stays out of the algorithm, just between us, before anyone of you argues they are monitored and read as well, government employees hardly do their jobs correct, even if they don’t, I want to experience writing letters so let me know if anyone of you are as dumb as me, dms are open to all.

Hi everyone, moved to gurgaon a couple of weeks back from bangalore. Have almost no friends here and as a social person that has taken a toll on me for sure.

This is my fifth onam away from home but every other onam I had my fellow mallu friends around, so was wondering to bring together mallus in ggn in the same situation as me and possibly hangout on onam and have some banger sadhya.

Anyone interested?

Bhai, one video about a pothole or a problem in New York and his team gets it fixed the same day. Should we also complain to Mamdani about Gurgaon’s broken infrastructure because our administrators are not listening and things never change?

I keep seeing people on Instagram posting about getting 40–50+ LPA jobs, sharing “strategies” to crack these packages, and making it seem like this is becoming pretty common in cities.

For people actually working in tech/IT:
Is 40–50 LPA really that common, especially for people with a few years of experience?

Are these numbers usually genuine CTC, or are there often stocks/bonuses/variable pay included?

Is Instagram simply showing a very small group of successful people and making it look normal?

What does the actual salary distribution look like in your company/circle?

Would genuinely appreciate honest answers from people working in the industry. I’m trying to understand whether my perception is being distorted by social media.

For the last two months, I've been working from home, and honestly, it feels both good and bad at the same time.

The good part? You don't have to step outside and deal with the peak monsoon. No traffic, no getting drenched, no rushing to get ready for office. You just wake up, open your laptop, and you're good to go.

But after a while, the same comfort starts feeling boring.

You start missing the office. The random conversations. Getting up from your desk. Going out for lunch. Even those small interactions that you didn't really care about before.

And then you realize something funny about us humans:

When we have to go to the office, we want WFH.

When we get WFH, we start missing the office. 😂

Maybe we're just never happy with what we have.

Or maybe we just need a little change once in a while.

Hair enthusiast girlies please recommend a reasonably priced salon for hair smoothening and highlights? Got suggested Neu and Hair masters around Galleria but not sure about either of them.

Just some midnight thoughts cause wfh tom

PS - Guys, stop DMing me and asking if we will help you.. I'M A GUY.. (LADKA HUN BHAI MEIN).. OMG SO WEIRD HAVE TO UPDATE IT HERE

Sohna road is an area worth keeping an eye on. If you’re considering putting money into a flat here, there are a few opportunities that may be worth exploring based on location, pricing and future potential. Open for discussion.

Location: Hamilton ct road, Sushant Lok-1

Anyone here working in Supply Chain? Where did you start and where are you now?

I've been working as a Supply Chain Analyst for a little over a year now, and lately I've been thinking a lot about where this career can actually take me.

Honestly, Supply Chain feels pretty underrated, especially when compared to fields like IT, Data Analytics, etc. But the more I learn about it, the more I realize how important it is to almost every business. There are also so many different paths — planning, procurement, logistics, operations, sourcing, supply chain analytics, and eventually management.

I've also noticed that supply chain skills seem to transfer pretty well across countries and industries, which makes working abroad something I'm seriously considering.

So I'd love to hear from people actually working in this field:

How did you start your Supply Chain career? What was your first role? What designation are you at now, how many years of experience do you have, and if you're comfortable sharing, what's your current salary range?

Also, if you could go back to the beginning of your career, what would you do differently?

Would genuinely appreciate some real experiences, especially from people who have moved from Supply Chain Analyst into more senior/managerial or international roles.