Machwan Communication And Research

Our little office is tucked away in Safdarjung Enclave in New Delhi, and we spend most of our time looking at reports or talking to people on the phone. It is a quiet enough spot compared to the main roads, which helps when we need to focus on the research side of things. There are usually three or four of us here at any given time, surrounded by stacks of paper and old files that probably should have been cleared out months ago. We don’t really do big meetings or anything formal like that. Usually, we just shout across the room if someone has a question about a project or needs help finding a specific document. The air conditioner in the back room makes a weird clicking noise, but we’ve gotten used to it by now. We handle a lot of different communication tasks for various people, mostly just making sure the right information gets to the right place without too many mistakes along the way. Sometimes the research takes longer than we thought it would, so we end up staying late and ordering food from the place down the street. It’s not the kind of job where things change much from day to day, but it keeps us busy. We just try to keep things moving and make sure our notes are clear enough for someone else to read later on. It is a simple operation really, just us and our desks.