Hiya Softech

We’re over at C-56 in Mulund West, running Hiya Softech. It’s a modest setup, nothing too flashy or over the top. Most of our day is spent looking at code and trying to make sure the software we’re building actually does what it’s supposed to do. Mulund is a good place to be, even if the commute can be a bit draining during peak hours. Our office isn’t huge, so we’re all pretty close together, which makes it easy to ask questions without getting up. We’ve got a couple of desks, some old chairs that have seen better days, and a lot of computer gear. It’s a real working environment, not a showroom. We don’t spend time on big presentations or trying to sound like we’re changing the world. We’re just software developers doing our daily tasks. Sometimes we run into bugs that take all day to solve, and it can be frustrating, but that’s the nature of the job. We have our little breaks where we talk about the news or what’s for dinner. It’s a very normal, human way to work. People around C-56 know we’re the tech guys who stay in our office most of the time. We aren’t interested in being a big corporation. We like the small-team feel and the fact that we can just be ourselves while we work. It’s honest work, and we’re happy to be doing it here in Mulund.