Man urges employees to stop saying ‘no problem’ when thanked at work: ‘Make your effort count’

A man named Ritesh Giri urged professionals to stop saying 'no problem' at work when thanked, arguing it minimizes effort.

Giri suggested alternatives like 'happy to help' or 'my pleasure' to convey warmth and acknowledge contribution.

He warned that 'no problem' may create the impression that help requires little effort, eroding professional boundaries.

The video was shared on Instagram and sparked discussion about workplace communication and perception.