Techno Soft

If you’ve ever waited for a bus at the Main Society Bus Stand in Rohini, you’ve probably seen our shop, Techno Soft. We’re right there. Most people come in because their laptop is acting up or they need some software help. It’s not just phones; we do a lot of computer stuff too. The traffic noise is constant, but you get used to it after a week or two. I started this place after working for a big company because I wanted to be my own boss. It’s a lot more work than I expected. My desk is usually covered in screws and parts from three different machines. Sometimes the shop feels a bit cluttered, but I know where everything is. People from the nearby societies usually drop off their PCs in the morning and pick them up a few days later. We don't have a receptionist or anyone like that. If I'm in the back fixing a motherboard, I might take a minute to get to the front. We keep things pretty casual here. There’s no dress code, just jeans and a t-shirt. It’s a practical little shop for the neighborhood. We don’t try to be anything we’re not. We just like fixing tech and helping people get back to their work without too much trouble. Every day brings a new problem to solve, and that keeps life interesting for us at the bus stand.