Field Work

Our small office is tucked away in A-Block of Janak Puri, right near the S.K.V. building. If you know New Delhi -58, you know it’s a packed area with a lot of movement and noise. Field Work isn't a big operation with hundreds of employees or anything like that. It's just a handful of us who come in every morning to handle whatever needs doing. The space is a bit tight, but we make it work. We have our files, some old furniture, and a couple of computers that have definitely seen better days. The street outside is always noisy with cars and people walking to the market nearby. We don't really spend money on fancy decorations or expensive signs because we don't see the point. We’d rather just keep the lights on and the work moving. Sometimes the internet acts up or the power goes out for a bit, which is just how things go around here. We usually eat lunch together at our desks or grab something quick from the stall down the road. It’s a very practical way of living. We’ve been in this part of Janak Puri for a while now, so we’re used to the rhythm of the neighborhood. People stop by to ask questions or drop off papers, and we just deal with it as it comes. It's not a glamorous life, but it’s ours. We just try to stay on top of things and keep our heads down while we work.