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What I hate here

There are quite a few things I hate here. Some of them are listed below. May not make sense to all, but I hate it.

1. Waiting for or giving way to Ladies while crossing road, going in elevator, etc... etc... Where is the equality here? Its all dying to my knowledge.

2. When there is a meeting to discuss on work related matter, a lot of discussion on personal life of each person happen before the actual discussion start. About 40% of meeting time is lost due to this.

3. There are quite a few Indians trying to intrude your privacy by asking you questions on whether you have interest in a part time job. Its terribly bad to my liking.

I can go on and on and on.... lemme put a break here...

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Suresh Gangadharan said…
2 and 3 I have witnessed a lot here..and I too dont like them either...but 1 I am not sure...becos I feel that Women's are given full respect here in US...I would go to the extent of saying that Women are not considered as different than Men et all...Here women enjoy so much of freedom but back in India its not like so...So I feel that equality is in practice here but only in preaching in India...
Saturday, August 05, 2006 7:31:00 PM
Sriram Venkatasubramaniam said…
Point 1, as I already posted, may not make sense to all. I hate giving way to women and standing aside, especially when another woman who comes late and peeps in. One occasion I have missed 2 lifts to accomodate this silly ceremony/following whatever.
Sunday, August 06, 2006 9:05:00 AM
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