Vijay Enterprise

We open the doors at Plot No. 753 10 every morning just as the sun is starting to get hot over the Gidc Ind. Estate. The lock is a bit rusty now, so it takes a good shove to get the shutter up. Inside, it smells like old cardboard and floor cleaner. We have a few desks tucked in the back where the light is better, though the bulbs tend to flicker if the neighbor turns on their heavy equipment. Most of the day is spent handling shipments and checking the logs. It isn’t the quietest place to work because of the trucks rumbling past on the main road, but you get used to the vibration after a week or two. We keep a small kettle for tea, and that usually runs three or four times before noon. The staff mostly keeps to themselves, focusing on whatever task is sitting on their workbench. We don’t have fancy air conditioning, just two large ceiling fans that wobble a little when they’re on high speed. By the time five o'clock rolls around, the floor is usually covered in footprints and bits of packing tape. We sweep it up, lock the heavy gate, and do it all again the next day. It’s just how things go here at the enterprise. We don’t spend much time worrying about the decor as long as the work gets out the door on time for the evening pickup.