Net Global Systems

We are set up over in Kandivili-Mumbai, working out of a space that gets pretty crowded with computers and cables. Net Global Systems isn't some giant corporation with glass walls. It’s just us, dealing with tech stuff every day. Some of us have lived in Kandivili our whole lives, so we know the neighborhood inside and out. The power goes out once in a while, or the rain makes it hard to get to the office, but that’s just part of being in Mumbai. We spend a lot of time looking at screens and trying to figure out why things aren't connecting like they should. It’s a lot of trial and error. We don't have a fancy lobby or someone to greet you at the door. Usually, whoever is closest to the entrance just looks up and says hello. It’s a practical way to work. We talk about cricket during lunch and share whatever snacks someone brought from home. There isn't much formality here. We just try to do our jobs and go home to our families. Some days are longer than others when a project gets complicated, but we stick around until it's sorted. It’s a simple life, really. We handle the technical side of things so people can get on with whatever they are doing. It's just what we do here in our corner of the city. We aren't trying to change the world, just keeping things running.