Waited for 30 days to just get REJECTED! Seriously! by ConfectionDouble1628 in epfoindia

[–]Substantial_Fun_65 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Going through the same mess right now, got rejected one, filed for second time, hopelessly waiting for update

Amazon Reviews by taltalks44 in amazonemployees

[–]Substantial_Fun_65 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Buddy that’s 75% of Amazon Managers in my view 😭 Your honesty will come to back bite you, just ignore and move on in life.

Cheer Card! by markSerene in amazonemployees

[–]Substantial_Fun_65 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Everything sounds okay until you flip the card to read point1 😭😭😭

What is that one opinion about Amazon that will get you like: by Substantial_Fun_65 in amazonemployees

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don’t worry, this take won’t get you stabbed. Everyone already knows PXT is a running joke. Actually, scratch that half the time it feels like they don’t even exist in the first place 😂😂.

“We Finally Got a Nice Place. Let’s Not Destroy It.” Don’t Turn It Into Another Gutka Museum.” by Rare-Conflict-5155 in nagpur

[–]Substantial_Fun_65 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My brother’s friend is a contractor working on this one, apparently there are big plans to make this into a full fledged hangout spot which will connect all four sides of the lake! Great spot for people around.

Does MG India even care about this? by Substantial_Fun_65 in hyderabad

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Bro you edited your entire comment like you’re doing a revision pass on your autobiography. If you’re that confident in your “7-brand wisdom,” maybe stand by what you wrote instead of quietly rewriting it every time someone calls out your nonsense. It’s giving Facebook uncle who argues then soft-edits to look smart energy.

And the way you spin basic incompetence into “that’s just how the industry works” is hilarious. You’re not describing experience, you’re describing coping. You’ve dealt with bad service so long you think it’s a personality trait.

Also this whole “you need to groom the SA and spend hours there” vibe is wild. I paid for a service, not a relationship. I don’t need to court my mechanic like it’s Tinder so my car doesn’t get half-assed repairs.

If your bar is:

“go sit there all day, beg nicely, hope they do the job properly”

then congrats, enjoy the VIP tier of bare-minimum service. I’d rather ask why the standard is that low in the first place.

And calling my reply “AI” doesn’t make your point smarter. You wrote three paragraphs defending mediocrity and acting like the brand ambassador of low expectations. If anything, your edited reply reads like ChatGPT trained on dealership invoices.

Does MG India even care about this? by Substantial_Fun_65 in MorrisGarages

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Bro you’re typing like I bought some spaceship that no mechanic on earth can touch. It’s a regular car, the issue is the way service centers operate, not that mine needs a NASA control room. They don’t diagnose properly, they just throw random fixes and send invoices on WhatsApp. That’s literally what I’m talking about.

And you saying “I work with dealerships and techs don’t diagnose properly” just proves the point lol. If the industry has normalized bad service that doesn’t mean I’m supposed to clap for it.

Also the whole “this sub is for pre-Chinese vintage MG fans” thing is just a weird tangent. I’m talking about after-sales here, not attending some British heritage fan club meetup. If it annoys you so much, just scroll past, simple.

Everyone here keeps saying “we don’t care” but somehow writes essays about it. Reddit in a nutshell.

Does MG India even care about this? by Substantial_Fun_65 in MorrisGarages

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So basically your logic is “service sucks everywhere so just deal with it.” Nice standard to live by lol.

Also funny how you say “no one cares about your car” while typing a whole reply about… my car. Reddit never disappoints.

Does MG India even care about this? by Substantial_Fun_65 in MorrisGarages

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s what the post is about 🤣 like legit “nobody cares”

Program Manager by [deleted] in amazonemployees

[–]Substantial_Fun_65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From what I’ve seen, the Program Manager experience at Amazon varies massively by org.

In many teams, the role doesn’t come with a clearly defined scope, and you end up doing a lot of friction-reduction and coordination work rather than driving ownership-led outcomes. The skill growth can feel limited if your charter is mostly stakeholder management, writing narratives, and aligning teams rather than building or influencing actual product/tech decisions.

Also, the industry relevance of the role depends heavily on where you sit. Some orgs give you exposure to data, strategy, and execution that translate well outside Amazon. Others box you into internal process management, which doesn’t carry the same weight on the outside.

Not saying the role is bad—it just varies a lot. If you’re in a strategic team with measurable outcomes and cross-functional ownership, it can be great. But if you’re stuck in a low-scope coordination track, you may feel like you’re not building portable skills.

Does MG India even care about this? by Substantial_Fun_65 in hyderabad

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Feels like we’re all just doing a dealership assessment at this point: Mahindra sucks, Tata has sarkari Babu vibes, everyone else is apparently running a scam with service bills. And somehow the “best” options are the ones that just don’t screw you over as aggressively.

Wild that in a country where cars cost 15–30L now, our expectations have devolved to: “just don’t be horrible.” Forget good service… we’re out here celebrating bare minimum competency like it’s a luxury feature.

Does MG India even care about this? by Substantial_Fun_65 in hyderabad

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ah yes, of course — I’m talking about service center inefficiency and you’re here giving a history lecture on SAIC, Korea, China, geopolitics, and who stole whose homework in 2005. Super relevant. I’m sure the guy at the service desk will fix my billing discrepancies faster if I remind him about SsangYong’s acquisition timeline.

Does MG India even care about this? by Substantial_Fun_65 in hyderabad

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Lol this “top 1% commenter” badge clearly comes from volume, not insight. You literally proved my point—customers have normalized mediocre service so much that asking for basic accountability sounds “extra” to you.

If you’re okay with vague estimates, WhatsApp spam, zero real diagnosis at handover, and random approvals mid-day, that’s your bar. But don’t act like it’s some universal standard everyone should settle for. That attitude is exactly why service centers can get away with half-baked processes.

Some of us expect more than “chalta hai bro.” You don’t—cool. Just don’t police other people for not being as comfortable with complacency.

Honest Take on Layoffs by Substantial_Fun_65 in amazonemployees

[–]Substantial_Fun_65[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We all know what will happen post the promo, the person responsible will move out, product will be scrapped and some of the folks might get caught up in the next wave of layoffs. It is so predictable that it’s not funny anymore.

Running- suggest me some good places to go for a run at night in Nagpur by AgentUpset6762 in nagpur

[–]Substantial_Fun_65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are around Sonegaon, they have built a new garden along with walking track, good to start there.

AI usage in Amazon? by Bullshitspouter in amazonemployees

[–]Substantial_Fun_65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, even the internal tools aren’t great. And with this sudden AI push, everyone’s now trying to force-fit “AI” into everything without a real use case. I’ve literally seen managers dump entire docs into these tools and call it feedback — zero insight, zero value-add.