A software engineer has raised concerns about limited Diwali leave for employees working far from home. Many professionals face challenges traveling long distances for the festival, limiting time spent with family. The online discussion highlights a need for flexibility in holiday policies that accommodate personal celebrations. Some users shared experiences of extended holidays in other countries, calling for similar practices in India. A software engineer has raised concerns about limited Diwali leave for employees working far from home. Many professionals face challenges traveling long distances for the festival, limiting time spent with family. The online discussion highlights a need for flexibility in holiday policies that accommodate personal celebrations. Some users shared experiences of extended holidays in other countries, calling for similar practices in India.
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Techie seeks week-long Diwali break like Christmas; sparks work culture debate
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