Iβm European.
Last year, I moved to India.
What I experienced shattered my Western mindset.
Here are 10 life-changing lessons I learned in India that reshaped how I see the world:
This Hindi speaking executive says these will be done through "mutual understanding". If things have to work through mutual understanding, then why is Porter a middle man? Might as well work directly with these guys.
So @porterit_ has tried to digitise movers and packers through their app. But they absolutely have no clue of how this business works. The app tells one amount, the partners are holding my household items ransom to fleece me. And the customer care as usual is useless.
For a Bombay to Bombay shifting, someone from Chennai attended the call to try and resolve the issue between their partner and me. Guess what, she didn't know Hindi. So that was an absolute fail. Then she transferred the call to a Hindi speaking executive.
I'm not sure why I am compelled to make sense of this idiot's tweets, but the store is owned by an Indian. The people who're beating up the burglar are the store owners.
@BeingDeeSee Cost of equipment, editing suite charges per hour, editor charges per hour, videographer charges per hour, associate producer cost, motion graphics editor cost and you can just keep building your Jenga
@radzzzzster@v_swetha Not a group, not a conference, not a collective, not a foundation, not a thinktank, not a body, not an institution.... But a league. Are they talking about saving lives or keeping clean sheets?
@netcitizen@DeePakao I guess OP will come with fairly lesser bloatwares than Vivo. Can only comment on Vivo. Last OP was OP5. Interface wise, I think Vivo offers a comparably cleaner interface. The dialer and sms apps are by Google. The phone customisation is a lot more open than its predecessors.