The woman, identified as Nidhi, said she had treated her job as her “entire life.” According to the report, she shared that she had gradually stopped taking care of herself, stopped socialising, stopped going out, stopped working out, stopped eating healthy food and stopped meeting friends. Her days, she said, revolved almost entirely around meetings, deadlines and stress.
She also described a routine that many professionals found familiar: going to the office, coming home, and then continuing to work again. In the video, she questioned whether this was really the kind of life people wanted to live, suggesting that her firing exposed a pattern she had been too consumed to fully see while still employed.
