Advanced International

Being in Nehru Place means it is always noisy outside. We are up in Hemkunt Chamber, room 501-A, and the lift is sometimes slow in the mornings. We do international work, mostly moving goods or papers between places, it depends on the month. People think Nehru Place is just for computers, but there are a lot of us here doing different things. The office is a bit cramped with files. We have been here for a few years now. Sometimes the air conditioning in the building acts up, so we leave the door open. Most of our day is spent on calls or waiting for emails from different time zones. It's a lot of coordination. We aren't a big corporation with hundreds of people, just a small team trying to get the paperwork right. It’s stressful when shipments get delayed at the port, but that is part of the job. You can find us easily if you know where the chamber is, right near the main commercial area. We don't have a receptionist, so you just walk in. It gets busy around lunch because everyone goes out to the local stalls. We try to stay organized but with so many documents, it is hard. The view from the fifth floor isn't great, just other buildings and the busy streets below. We have some old plants on the windowsill that we forget to water sometimes. Our desks are covered in sticky notes because there's always a small detail to remember about a shipment.