The Dunkin Revolution of Bengali Women-বাঙালি নারীদের ডানকিন বিপ্লব

'Oh Bengali, you Bengali ... That means Dunkin!' At first I didn't understand the meaning of the talk. Then we just came to New York. The first school for the creation of a young boy was Cusack. The school was at Little Neck in Douglaston, near Long Island, at the end of Queens. There used to be a lot of walking buses from here to the 8th Street in Jamaica Hillside. One day I'm sitting on the bus. It was then that I met an Italian elderly man. The gentleman loves to talk. When you knew that I was a Bengali, immediately said - Dunkin 'Dunkin.

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Later I understood the meaning of the gentleman's words. Bengali girls are traditionally exclusive to Dunkin 'Donut, the prestigious food chain shop in New York. Visit the Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, and go to Far Rockaway Beach, where you will find Bengalis only when you visit Dunkin. Men do many things too. But the girls

The number is higher There are many reasons for the Dunkin love of Bengali girls. At first it does not require any educational qualification. But pay well. The working time begins from dawn to dusk. This means that after noon the housework can be done back home. Accordingly, work hours can be taken as needed. A large part of the owners are Bengali, or Indian. They also like to give Bengali girls work.


Halima Lipi and her family are serving as Dunkin's managers
Halima Lipi and her family are serving as Dunkin's managers
Bengali girls now work as managers, not just ordinary employees. Halima script is one of them. Lipi's husband Rezaul Karim is a banker. An older daughter with two daughters is studying law at Sara St Johns University. Little girl Safa is going to Fifth grade. The housewife was a scriptwriter in Bangladesh. He came to this country in 202. He then joined Dunkin 'through a relative. Referring to the reason for working in Dunkin for a long time, Halima Lipi said, “In fact, Bangladeshi mothers worry more about children than themselves. Dunkin 'can handle everything. And after coming from the country, everyone is looking for someone of their own language. It is available at Dunkin '. That is, people in their own country are available. Everyone helps to learn the job. Some started at Dunkin ', but later moved to another profession, and many stayed here, like me. Work is a bit much. Since it is our responsibility to provide customer service, we have to stay in action all the time.
The responsibility of a manager is very high. Everything has to be put on display. Asked if he had any problems for this, Lipi said, 'I have never had any such problems. Owners help us solve our overall problem. Otherwise, it would have been difficult to work. My two daughters sometimes get upset. But when I come home from school and see me at home, I feel good again. By working half an hour I can handle my family. Not having to suffer financial hardship. I can move freely. If the little girl gets older and has the time and opportunity, I will do another job of my choice. Actually talk in time. '
Yasmin Akhter works as a family
Yasmin Akhter works as a family
Recitals and musician Tahrina Preet works at a Dunkin 'near Queens Plaza six days a week. Amidst so much work, Love's brilliant presence on various New York occasions appeals to all. Preeta left the country in the 28th. Her husband Amirul Islam and college-aged son Arnav and ninth grade educated daughter Aurah are blessed with her family. About working in Dunkin, Preet said, 'I'm a lazy person. I did not do any work for 5 years. Because I thought I could never speak English. Since I love to read or listen to poetry anyway, I love to do both, so I used to run from the Bronx to read poetry in Queens. Meet Shafiq's brother there. He asked one day, 'What does Preeta Apa do?' I said, 'Nothing. He laughed and said, 'No one is sitting here. Work. '
I said, 'Who will give me work?' He then helped me get a job at Dunkin. Since then, Dunkin 'love has not been able to quit, because here is a happy holiday. After noon, go home and rest. Then Preeti can attend the evening ceremony.
Yasmin Akhter works at a Dunkin 'Donut on Astoria's Detmers Boulevard. He has parents, husband and two children at home. After the Honors Pass, they get married. Then moved to New York. The time is June 25th. Speaking of that time, Yasmin said, “After coming there was a lot of desire to study. But in the end, child rearing, after everything in the world, was not possible. When the daughter was three years old, it seemed that it was only possible to work at Dunkin 'for a short time with her father. At that time, my first choice was the Dunkin store near the house. Kids & Family - Adjusting to everything is easy to do in Dunkin. Because work starts here very early in the afternoon, the work ends at noon. Because of this, children can be given a lot of time during the day. '
Yasmin had some problems early on in adjusting herself with colleagues. Now they are his best friends.