Indaba Collective Private Limited

So, we are over at 56 Todar Mal Road. It’s an old part of town, and the building has its own quirks. Some days the stairs feel longer than they actually are, especially when the weather is heavy. We’ve been here at Indaba Collective Private Limited for a while now. It’s mostly just us sitting around desks, drinking too much tea and trying to get through the pile of work on our screens. There’s a lot of traffic noise from the main road, but you get used to it after a week or two. We don't really have a big reception area or anything like that. People just walk in, and if someone’s free, they’ll talk to you. It’s a bit messy sometimes with papers everywhere and someone’s half-eaten lunch on a side table. We just do what we do. It isn't a high-pressure corporate office where everyone wears suits. Most of us are in jeans or whatever was clean this morning. If you're looking for us, look for the blue door. It sticks a bit in the humidity, so you have to give it a good push. We spend most of our time staring at monitors or arguing about where to order food from. That’s pretty much how it goes here every day. It’s just a group of people trying to make things work in this little corner of the city. We don't have fancy titles or big meetings.