Danish Commnication

At Danish Commnication in Rohini Suraj Park, Sec-18 A-33, we spend most of our time behind the small glass counter. It is not a very large shop, so it gets crowded pretty quickly if more than two people walk in at once. We have drawers full of tiny cables and different types of parts that we use every day. There is always a faint smell of plastic and maybe some solder in the air. We sit on high stools and work under the bright lights we have installed. The neighborhood is mostly residential, so we see a lot of the same people coming back. We have a lot of stuff stuck to the walls, like posters or lists of prices. Sometimes we have to look for things for a long time because the shop is so full of small items. It is a bit of a squeeze but we make it work. The fan on the ceiling wobbles a bit but it keeps the air moving. We do not have a big staff, just a couple of us handling everything from the front. It is a lot of staring at small screens and using tiny screwdrivers. When it is quiet, we just sit and check our own phones or talk about what is happening in the sector. It is just a local spot for the people living around here.