Employement Service Bureau

Up here in Rajajinagar at 1925 Adajan, things stay pretty busy from Monday to Saturday. The Employement Service Bureau isn’t a massive place, just a few rooms with desks and a lot of chairs for people who come in. You can hear the sounds of the street from the front window, mostly bikes and the occasional vendor yelling. We’ve been in this spot for a while, and the walls are starting to show it a bit. There’s a stack of folders in the corner that we keep meaning to organize, but new stuff always comes in first. We use old fans that make a clicking sound when they’re on high, but they keep the air moving. People come through the door all day looking for help or just asking questions about what’s available. We don’t have a receptionist in a suit; usually, whoever is closest to the door just looks up and says hello. The stairs leading up to our floor are a bit narrow, so you have to watch your step. We drink a lot of coffee from the shop downstairs. Sometimes the internet goes slow when it rains, which happens a lot lately. It’s a basic setup, nothing flashy or expensive. We just try to keep things moving and help out whoever walks in. It feels like a real part of the neighborhood here in Rajajinagar.