L & T

Our spot is at 34-2-51 in Rajeev Colony and it’s a fairly quiet area compared to the main market. We’ve been operating out of this building for some time, mostly handling the daily stuff that comes our way. It isn't a huge place, just enough room for the desks and a couple of us to sit and go through the paperwork. When you walk in, you’ll see some files piled up and maybe a few of the guys talking about the current projects. We don't have a big reception area or a coffee machine, just a water cooler in the corner. People in the colony know us as the L & T office, and they usually stop by if they have questions about what’s happening on the local sites. Some days are slow and we just drink tea and talk about the news, but other times the phone won’t stop ringing for hours. It’s mostly about making sure things stay organized and the schedules are met. The chairs are a bit old and the fan makes a little noise, but it works for us. We don’t try to act like we’re some big corporate hub; we’re just doing our part from this little corner of Rajeev Colony. It feels like a regular job with regular people. We just keep our heads down and get through the tasks one by one until it’s time to lock up and head home.