Corporate Culture: Shiny glass buildings, glittering windows, and modern corporate offices appear as attractive from the outside as they are, but they often hold just as many stories hidden within. A video of a young man from Hyderabad, Viren, is going viral on social media.
In this video, he captures the struggles, dreams, and emotions of the people working behind the glitter of corporate offices in a simple yet powerful way. The video was shared on Instagram by the account @bagpackbeatss.
In it, Viren says that every corporate building looks the same from the outside, but on every floor and every desk, a different chapter of someone’s life is being written. This is why this video is moving so many people.
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The story behind the glow of corporate offices
In the video, Virendra explains that for some it is the first day in the office, where they enter with new dreams and enthusiasm, while for others they are bidding farewell to the same building on their last working day.
While a promotion is being celebrated on one floor, an employee on another is quietly updating their LinkedIn profile and looking for a new job. Cakes are being cut in the cafeteria, while someone is typing out a resignation email.
Viren says that while the building’s glass walls and lights may look the same every day, the stories of life behind them change. He captioned the video, “Be kind, because you never know what someone behind an office window is going through.”
Video of Hyderabad youth goes viral
After the video went viral, social media users shared heartwarming reactions. One user wrote that behind every bright window lies a different story of hope, struggle, joy, and pressure. Another said that it’s the most beautiful perspective on the corporate world.
Many people acknowledged that everyone working in an office is juggling their own personal battles and responsibilities, so it’s crucial to be sensitive and compassionate toward others. Users said this viral video reveals the unspoken emotions of not just a corporate building, but the thousands of people who work there.