An Indian tech worker living in the United States shared a heartwarming exchange with his manager on Reddit that has since gone viral. The techie explained that he needed to adjust his work hours to care for his seven-month-old child after the nanny leaves at 4:30 pm. He proposed to make up the time either later in the evening or by starting his workday earlier. The manager's supportive response emphasized the importance of family time, suggesting that the techie block the hours as 'Out of Office' in his calendar to avoid any scheduling conflicts. This exchange has resonated widely, with many praising the manager's empathy and contrasting it with experiences in Indian workplaces, where such flexibility is often lacking. The techie expressed his reluctance to work in India, underscoring the cultural differences in workplace support for new parents. The Reddit post has sparked discussions about the need for more understanding and supportive work environments, especially for parents managing work-life balance.