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Appreciate your offer mate :-). A couple of things to consider: I’m a fellow Indian and while I can’t generalise for everyone, some people are a bit shy and g
by vmurthy 6y ago
Appreciate your offer mate :-).
A couple of things to consider:
I’m a fellow Indian and while I can’t generalise for everyone, some people are a bit shy and get offended when someone else offers food/groceries because in many parts of India it’s a sign of poverty.
If you can speak to your colleagues and ask if it’s ok, somethings to consider :
1. Long life milk which means lesser trips to supermarkets. Available on www.amazon.in ( search good life milk)
2. Frozen veggies/ ready to eat stuff to save some trouble
3. Not food but can you use some of your skills and make them more productive at work or less stressed? I’m sure they’ll appreciate this the most.
Godspeed!
- rfreytag 6y agoHe and I have gotten to know each other pretty well over the years of working together. I will suggest the milk and frozen veggies - I think he has that covered but who knows? As far as stress relief, definitely, I'm covering his bills and have taken his tasks until he feels better. Thank you. P.S. He was feeling better this morning but, as we all know, coronavirus can get better before turning suddenly worse. The 14-day clock has started.