India and bureaucracy. | Michael and Stella postage costs in India
It started in Denmark, where we had to have visas. There are a lot of stories about problems between Denmark and India, but here was the process painless. We arrived at the embassy, submitted the required papers with the proper stamps and just 3 days later had our visas in order. Nice.
The other day should we have a residence here, and it also required a ton of papers and not quite the same as to get employment visas. We went and were both sent home. They ask for any thing when you think about how it can be important. It was not in my contract with Target, where my job ends. I thought that was quite common in an employment contract but the friendly man insisted that there was when my employment ended. postage costs I suggested postage costs to him that I could write that the recruitment ceased at my retirement and it was quite OK with him. However, postage costs I chose to write that it ended in 2 years, as it is common. postage costs
The other day I came, however, up in the red zone. I had gotten an email from my bank that it was time to change your password. The following day I had to pay a bill via online banking. To pay a bill via online banking you must first create the payee and so it must be accepted that he may be a potential payee. However, postage costs I was told that I had to create a payee because I had just changed password. It took 7 days to changed password to be able to create a new payee - it's obviously something to do with security and theft to do, but rather patronizing to be said. However, I could go into a branch and they could set up a payee for me.
I went into the branch where I have an account. I brought everything I had documentation of who I am. However, they asked me for my business stamp - it is basically just an ordinary stamp which can be made at any street corner. They could not make a transaction for me, if I had a stamp with the company name. I offered to log into the system and thus prove that I could account number, password, etc., but everything did not matter if I had not stamped. So I smoked up in the red zone. It ended up that I was led up to the branch manager, who agreed that the bank would make a payment on one condition: I had to sign a piece of paper and then the bank would send an employee home to me to get the paper stamped. I accepted, of course.
The bank called postage costs the next day and asked when they could come and I gave them a 3-4 options. They have chosen not to use them and the paper has never been stamped. So it is that you consider what all the fuss was about for. Was the stamp necessary or was not it?
In India you can not get into the airport without a paper ticket. The airport is guarded by the military and they do not close an entry without a ticket printed on paper. We'll wait and then say that only those travelers who can get at the airport (in some airports can, however, buy a ticket to the airport). The person must check can probably bad English and takes a war for them to read the ticket and compare with your passport.
Dernæse check you in, as in Denmark. Then comes the security, where everyone will be checked and your boarding pass will stemlet. postage costs If you have hand luggage must have a name tag and this will be also canceled. Then you come to the gate and check here first airline staff alike boarding pass and a new militærman checks that have been checked and thus have a stamp. Today I had forgotten tag for hand baggage and so I did not get into the plane. This means that security has checked my luggage without stamp it and I had to go back to get checked my cabin again and also get it stamped.
Yes, that's so much where you wonder. One explanation for all this is, of course, that labor is cheap. In Denmark it would the cost a fortune to have all the people employed and why we make sure to streamline processes. In India, labor cost and therefore adds to labor all the time. At the same time there's many problems postage costs with corruption as part has no great education. Therefore, we need people to check that others have actually done their job and checked one.
We see it also in companies. postage costs Here it is common for employees to ask their leaders endlessly. It is also quite common for managers check their employees all the time. It is also common that you always follow up. Man shows his employees that a particular task is important in all the time asking for it and follow up. We are not quite used to in Denmark.
Yes, so there are many things that work well and in Denmark, but there are some times where you can get a little fr
It started in Denmark, where we had to have visas. There are a lot of stories about problems between Denmark and India, but here was the process painless. We arrived at the embassy, submitted the required papers with the proper stamps and just 3 days later had our visas in order. Nice.
The other day should we have a residence here, and it also required a ton of papers and not quite the same as to get employment visas. We went and were both sent home. They ask for any thing when you think about how it can be important. It was not in my contract with Target, where my job ends. I thought that was quite common in an employment contract but the friendly man insisted that there was when my employment ended. postage costs I suggested postage costs to him that I could write that the recruitment ceased at my retirement and it was quite OK with him. However, postage costs I chose to write that it ended in 2 years, as it is common. postage costs
The other day I came, however, up in the red zone. I had gotten an email from my bank that it was time to change your password. The following day I had to pay a bill via online banking. To pay a bill via online banking you must first create the payee and so it must be accepted that he may be a potential payee. However, postage costs I was told that I had to create a payee because I had just changed password. It took 7 days to changed password to be able to create a new payee - it's obviously something to do with security and theft to do, but rather patronizing to be said. However, I could go into a branch and they could set up a payee for me.
I went into the branch where I have an account. I brought everything I had documentation of who I am. However, they asked me for my business stamp - it is basically just an ordinary stamp which can be made at any street corner. They could not make a transaction for me, if I had a stamp with the company name. I offered to log into the system and thus prove that I could account number, password, etc., but everything did not matter if I had not stamped. So I smoked up in the red zone. It ended up that I was led up to the branch manager, who agreed that the bank would make a payment on one condition: I had to sign a piece of paper and then the bank would send an employee home to me to get the paper stamped. I accepted, of course.
The bank called postage costs the next day and asked when they could come and I gave them a 3-4 options. They have chosen not to use them and the paper has never been stamped. So it is that you consider what all the fuss was about for. Was the stamp necessary or was not it?
In India you can not get into the airport without a paper ticket. The airport is guarded by the military and they do not close an entry without a ticket printed on paper. We'll wait and then say that only those travelers who can get at the airport (in some airports can, however, buy a ticket to the airport). The person must check can probably bad English and takes a war for them to read the ticket and compare with your passport.
Dernæse check you in, as in Denmark. Then comes the security, where everyone will be checked and your boarding pass will stemlet. postage costs If you have hand luggage must have a name tag and this will be also canceled. Then you come to the gate and check here first airline staff alike boarding pass and a new militærman checks that have been checked and thus have a stamp. Today I had forgotten tag for hand baggage and so I did not get into the plane. This means that security has checked my luggage without stamp it and I had to go back to get checked my cabin again and also get it stamped.
Yes, that's so much where you wonder. One explanation for all this is, of course, that labor is cheap. In Denmark it would the cost a fortune to have all the people employed and why we make sure to streamline processes. In India, labor cost and therefore adds to labor all the time. At the same time there's many problems postage costs with corruption as part has no great education. Therefore, we need people to check that others have actually done their job and checked one.
We see it also in companies. postage costs Here it is common for employees to ask their leaders endlessly. It is also quite common for managers check their employees all the time. It is also common that you always follow up. Man shows his employees that a particular task is important in all the time asking for it and follow up. We are not quite used to in Denmark.
Yes, so there are many things that work well and in Denmark, but there are some times where you can get a little fr
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