India, Nov. 17 -- A young professional has sparked a discussion on work culture and entry-level salaries after sharing that they quit their very first job just three hours into the first shift. The user shared that the role was work-from-home with a 9-hour schedule and promised "minimum work pressure," but came with a monthly salary of only Rs.12,000.

"Got my first job today. It was work from home good job with minimum work pressure. But it was a 9 hour shift and the salary was a measly 12k," the Redditor wrote, adding that they thought they could handle the job. However, "3 hours later I realised it will take up all my time and I wouldn't be able to grow in career. So I quit," the OP added.

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