#Executive Appointment

[secretstalks]

Flipkart Executive Appointment joins Swiggy Instamart as CEO

As Swiggy gears up for its public market debut, the company has appointed Amitesh Jha, formerly a senior vice president at Flipkart, as the new CEO of its quick-commerce division, Instamart. This announcement came via an email from co-founder and group CEO Sriharsha Majety to employees.

Phani Kishan Addepalli, who previously led Instamart, will now head Swiggy’s central growth team, focusing on initiatives such as the subscription service, Swiggy One. Additionally, Addepalli will serve as Chief of Staff to Majety. Majety highlighted that under Addepalli's leadership, Instamart has made significant strides in enhancing consumer experience and profitability.

In the same communication, Majety also announced the departure of Swiggy’s Chief Growth and Marketing Officer, Ashwath Swaminathan. Swaminathan, who joined from Hindustan Unilever earlier this year, managed the brands and consumer insights team, which will now report directly to Majety.

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[peachdoxie]

My hair is about to my shoulders now which is way too long for me and I'm tempted to just cut it myself because I'm sick of it.

[skywalker42]

What people think ADHD is:

So I went to my room to grab sticky notes to leave my roommate a reminder on the dryer but then I saw my week old mug on my nightstand so I went to put it away and then when I was in the kitchen I realized there's no room for it in the cabinet and now I'm measuring the wall for shelving units.

Which, yeah, it is that. It's definitely that. But it's also this series of texts I sent to my friend this morning:

[youdontlookautistic]

Need me a high five you amazing fucks.

I BOOKED APPOINTMENTS. For the doctors. FOR THERAPY.

Guys, you have no idea how long it's taken me to take action on this. Executive dysfunction at its best. Me + appointment making and general admin tasks of life = nope. I know how important it is and the more I have put it off the harder it's been to try and get it done.

I did it!

[crepuscular-coyote]

I had a dental appointment today. I had my mom go with me because I was scared to go alone. I took a new plush that I got for myself and held him during the exam.

My executive dysfunction is so terrible that I have 15 cavities and need 1 extraction because I forget to brush my teeth.

I'm 20 years old.

I wish I was more independent.

[pinehutch]

someone wash my hair for meeee

[graysongraysoff]

hey why are things so hard to do

[will-ruadh]

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[thatsneakymedic]

"With all due respect everyone. I have my own reasons for not attending to Sasuke's and Tsunade's birthday celebrations. Besides, not everyone was as excited for my birthday so why should I have to for them?

Especially Sasuke, whether he's here or in Konoha, people will ALWAYS make time to go see him and the same said for Tsunade...

[vangoghinthehead]

i haven’t had a pill in days, maybe it should stay that way, i’ll curl into a ball, they’ll find me with the a.c. on, a husk, a shell, something dead and unable to move on, they’ll say she died of agoraphobia in her own home, no one wanted her bitch face around, she couldn’t sleep, she couldn’t drive, what was the point of her even being alive?

[redballtmblricon]

I have managed once again to be in a lose lose situation

Where i didn’t sleep and also didn’t get anything done!

And will not sleep enough today!

Cheers!

[felix-lupin]

I hate going to the dentist or the doctor's or whatever because every single time they're like

"And how often do you brush your teeth?"

And I'm really really bad at forming habits. Absolute garbage at it. It's really hard for me to start doing something and then maintain it as routine, and that's if I even REMEMBER to do it. IF I even remember, I still need to scrounge up the motivation to do it. I've never in my life been able to maintain a routine of brushing my teeth twice a fucking day, but there's been a few times where, with enough effort, I've been able to maintain a routine of once a day.

So I look at them, and I'm like, "I brush my teeth about once a day," and I'm proud of myself, a little, because I know it was really hard for me to get there, and once a day is better than nothing, right?

But they look at me, and every time they're like, "Well, you really should be brushing your teeth twice a day." And any amount of pride I might've had is gone, washed away and drowned out by shame, instead, because even my best isn't good enough. Even when I've managed to get something, they look at me and they're like "You should do more."

And they'll lecture me on it, tell me that once a day isn't enough. They'll tell me to at least try to brush my teeth twice a day, not once, and they'll present it like it's such a reasonable request. Like, this is the bare minimum, this isn't hard to do, it's easy, you should at least try to do it.

And because the shame is too much, and I don't want to look like I'm not trying, because I AM, I'm trying my best, and I don't want to say no because then it'll look like I'm just lazy, not willing to put in the effort. So I'll say okay, and I'll agree. And when I go home, I brush my teeth and maybe I'll brush my teeth twice a day for two or three days, and then I'll miss it. It's too emotionally/slash mentally draining to keep up the habit, or I didn't have the time, or some other reason, but I'll miss it.

And then, instead of being able to go back to brushing my teeth once a day, keeping that small, basic thing so that I have at least some upkeep on my teeth, I feel so much shame and dejection, I feel like such a useless failure, that I just.. Stop. I stop doing even that basic upkeep. I don't brush my teeth for fucking months, until it gets bad enough that they start to hurt and even then I'm like, why should I even try to get back into the habit? It's not worth it. It's not enough. It'll never be enough.

My best will never be enough for those people. I'll brush my teeth once a day, and they'll say, well, it should really be twice a day, as if I don't already know. I'll clean a small portion of my room, organize my desk or take out the trash or clean the closet, and they'll say, well, you should really clean the whole thing. I'll walk for twenty or thirty minutes while my legs hurt nearly the whole time, and then it gets bad enough I have to sit down, and they'll say, well, you really shouldn't sit here or you're wasting time or come on, it's not even that long, you should be able to walk for this long. or you're being dramatic, just believe in yourself!

I'm tired of it. I'm tired of my needs being dismissed, my best efforts being dismissed as not good enough when it's so hard for me to do that much. I hate it, and I hate how even though I know that I'm trying my goddamn best I can't fully erase the shame, not truly. It sits in the back of my brain like a parasite, eating away at my motivation to do things, to try my best. Consuming it until the shame just crushes and paralyzes me, and then I can't get myself to do anything like that at all, can't even try to put in the bare minimum, let alone my best. Because my best isn't good enough, will never be good enough, and it'll never get rid of the shame.

[dracolizardlars]

Now that I've been on bottled water only for many days straight and all the Horrible Badness™ nausea-like feeling and burning pain I get from tap water has completely gone, I am legitimately still finding that what symptoms I do still have are triggered by drinking (bottled) water more often than eating anything, ain't that fucking whack?

[bonetrousledbones]

good lord i never realized how bad my adhd is until my meds stopped working

[lucyvaleheart]

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[mugwot]

hm