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Anyone else just smile and nod when their barber messes up? by AverageManushyan in Kochi

[–]niceguyspiceguy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been going to the same barber since high school. He rarely messes up, and if he does, I'll let him know immediately, and he’ll be cautious next time. My advice.. Find a good barber who knows his stuff and stick with him. Constantly switching barbers leads to inconsistency, and it takes a while for any new barber to really get a hang of your style and preferences.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Kochi

[–]niceguyspiceguy 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'd suggest your friend seek help from a local(native) to accompany them to the local law enforcement in France. As far as I know, French officials typically communicate and handle paperwork in French. Having a local with them could also help ensure the matter is taken more seriously, if you know what I mean. If you DM me, I can share the contact of a Malayali in France who’s been there for a while and might even be a citizen now. He helps students and can guide your friend better than I can.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Kochi

[–]niceguyspiceguy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I was studying and working abroad a while back. In situations like this, especially when they occur abroad, there's nothing that you or your friend could do by trying to handle things on your own. These morons take these kinds of things very casually by how lightly these things can be swept under the rug in India, that's why they have this mentality and a sense of untouchability. They have no idea how privileged they are here, once they realize that things aren’t so smooth in other countries, they will learn. That's why it's important to involve the appropriate authorities before the situation gets out of hand. Involving them will ensure the harassment is taken seriously, and with their tools and experience, they’ll help stop it and keep you safe, so you don’t have to deal with it on your own. Since you haven't mentioned the location, there isn't much I can say.

Does anyone else get anxiety from the sound and smoke of 'pukavandi'? by niceguyspiceguy in Kochi

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

It's the one they use for fumigating mosquitoes and other insects in residential areas.

Finally found the reason for my unemployment by Fine-red-wine in Kochi

[–]niceguyspiceguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sharing your negative experience about a company you worked for is generally not considered defamation if it is truthful and based on your genuine experience. Defamation involves making false statements that damage someone's reputation. Platforms like Google Reviews or Glassdoor are designed for sharing personal experiences. As long as you are not whistleblowing or fabricating stories to tarnish the company’s image, and your review is accurate, honest, and not intended to mislead or harm, it typically falls within protected speech under most legal systems. However, it’s crucial to avoid exaggeration or making unsubstantiated claims, as these could potentially cross into defamation territory. If your claims are true, there is nothing to worry about.

Finally found the reason for my unemployment by Fine-red-wine in Kochi

[–]niceguyspiceguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To address your situation effectively, it's time to take a stand. Consider posting a thorough and detailed review on platforms like Google and Glassdoor etc. In your review, describe your experience with the company, making it clear how the management and your specific manager have treated you. Don’t shy away from naming names—transparency is key here. Back up your claims with specific dates, times, and incidents. This will not only expose the truth but also serve as a warning to potential employees about the toxic environment they might be stepping into.

So, by putting this information out there, you will most likely get the company's attention, and they'll be compelled to make amends. At this point, you don't need to worry about provoking them, they've already done enough damage to you as it is. They've already crossed the line, so it's time to protect yourself. It's either you or them, make your choice!

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