Qatar Airways

We work out of an office at 58 Rohit Apartments in Dwarka. It is a bit of a different setup for Qatar Airways, being in a residential apartment building like this. Most people expect us to be at the airport or in a high-rise, but we like the quiet here in New Delhi. It’s a small team of us sitting at our desks, handling the paperwork and calls that keep things running. We don't have a big sign outside or a fancy lobby. It feels more like a home office than a corporate branch. We spend a lot of time on our computers, checking schedules and making sure things are in order. Sometimes the doorbell rings and it’s just a delivery or a neighbor, which is a nice break from the screen. We don't have any scripted speeches or missions on the wall. We just try to stay on top of the work so nothing gets missed. The desks are a bit cluttered with papers and tea mugs, but we know where everything is. Dwarka is a good spot for us, and being in 110075 makes it easy for the local staff to get to work without too much of a commute. We just get through the day one task at a time and try to keep things organized.