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‘No drama, no politics’: Man claims workplace with no women is stress-free, sparks debate

The man's post came just days after he announced on X that he was seeking full-time graphic designer positions in Delhi.

The Delhi-based professional suggested that a lack of female colleagues contributed to a smoother work atmosphere (Representational image/Pexels)

A Delhi-based graphic designer has triggered a heated debate after claiming that working in a company with no women employees and older colleagues has created a “drama-free” environment. On Friday, Anurag Maurya announced his new job on X, revealing that his workplace consists solely of men over the age of 40 and has no women employees.

“Finally joined a company with no women, and all my colleagues are 40+ in age. No drama, no politics. Apne kaam se kaam,” he wrote, suggesting that a lack of female colleagues contributed to a smoother work atmosphere and irking several social media users who slammed him for his “sexist” remark.

Maurya’s post came just days after he announced on X that he was seeking full-time graphic designer positions in Delhi. While some congratulated him on his new job, others pushed back against his claim that office drama is linked to gender.

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Finally joined a company with no women, and all my colleagues are 40+ in age. No drama, no politics. Apne kaam se kaam😇🫶

— Mauryan (@MauryanPentool) February 28, 2025

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The post garnered nearly 6,00,00 views, dividing the Internet. Reacting to it, a user wrote, “You are mistaken.. all male colleagues = office politics.” Another user commented, “So, no women at home also to avoid drama? Life must be really peaceful for you.”

“Sounds like my first job in 1999-2001 only female was the receptionist rest all were male 40+ except for my boss and the owner of the company who was 26 years old,” a third user said. “Let it be promotion time, and then see,” another X user wrote.

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