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Gurgaon founder says 24 7 availability isn’t value as India debates burnout and work culture

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Published on 11 May 2026
Gurgaon founder says 24 7 availability isn’t value as India debates burnout and work culture

A single LinkedIn post triggered stories of midnight calls

A Gurgaon-based founder’s viral LinkedIn post has ignited a heated debate about India’s long-hours work culture. Nistha Tripathi argues that being reachable around the clock doesn’t equal being valuable, after professionals described burnout, late-night calls, and judgment for logging off on time. The post has quickly become a flashpoint for workplace expectations and boundaries.

  • Founder challenges the idea that 24 7 availability equals value
  • Professionals report burnout and pressure to stay online
  • Logging off on time can draw sarcasm or suspicion
  • Debate spreads as workers share similar experiences
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