I am specifically going to
expand on the work scenario in India, because in the West, every job is looked
up to. Unlike in India, where jobs are minimal, and potential seekers are more.
Let me present to you a classical case.
He is working in a reputed
organisation with less pay. The person has got an offer letter from a
not-so-well known organisation, but here the pay is handsome. At the back of
his mind he is looking to switch, given the moolah involved, but his peers ask
him to stay off that offer. Let me also enlighten you on the fact that he is
working thousands of kilometers away from his hometown.
The problem here is, his parents
who are situated so many kilometers away, cannot figure out his situation and
instead unknowingly ask him to get deeper in the hole of congestion.
What happens next? The
person is forced to get sandwiched in a serious dilemma.
This in turn affects his
work, where he feels his abilities are being under-utilized
. He soon starts
feeling like he is a misfit in the reputed organisation he is working for. This
affects his work, and slowly but unknowingly he is slipping towards a possible
termination. At the end of the day what happens is that he loses his present
job and he does not have a job at hand. He is experienced so he cannot apply
anywhere and everywhere so opts to remain unemployed. Months keep passing and
now things have taken an ugly turn.
Yesterday he confessed to
commit suicide.
Now, to all you forceful parents out
there, hope this will shake you up!
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