Woman Quits IT Job, Now Earns Rs 60,000 A Month Driving Auto

Woman Quits IT Job, Now Earns Rs 60,000 A Month Driving Auto

A woman who once worked in the IT sector has chosen a completely different career path after getting tired of office stress and long working hours.

According to reports, she left her IT job and started driving an auto-rickshaw, looking for a simpler and more peaceful life.

She reportedly found her previous role too stressful and struggled to maintain a healthy balance between work and personal life.

Though her decision surprised many, it has worked well for her.

She now earns around Rs 60,000 a month and says she is much happier than before. The flexibility of auto driving allows her to manage her time better and live with less pressure.

Her story has gone viral online, with many people praising her courage to leave a conventional corporate career and choose a profession that gives her satisfaction and peace of mind.

After watching the reel, one user said that even after 18 years in IT, they are still stuck with endless meetings that could have been emails, “quick calls” that stretch for hours, and late-night production issues.

The comment reflected the patience and emotional strength required to survive in corporate jobs.

Another user speculated that the woman may have already saved anywhere between Rs 50 lakh and Rs 2 crore before quitting her IT job.

A third user appreciated her desire for a simple and happy life, saying that, in the end, everyone wants peace and wishing her well for the future.

Another commenter shared a similar story from Uttar Pradesh, where a man reportedly left his job to drive an auto-rickshaw.

Over 15 years, he expanded his business, bought five Bharat trucks and reportedly built wealth worth Rs 5 crore. Despite that, he still continues to drive the auto, leaving even a TV anchor surprised by his humility.

The woman’s story has now become a talking point among working professionals, especially those feeling trapped in stressful corporate jobs.

For many, it is a reminder that success is not always about a fancy office job, but about choosing a life that brings happiness and peace.

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