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Flipkart, Snapdeal, PayTM, ShopClues On A Hiring Spree In India
Indeed, a global job site, has revealed that more than half of all job postings by top Indian startups with valuation of over USD 1 billion are for fresh graduates.
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Snapdeal Co-Founders Kunal Bahl, Rohit Bansal to Take 100 Percent Salary Cut Amidst Layoffs
Snapdeal on Wednesday announced that it will be laying off roughly 600 employees across its e-commerce site, Vulcan and FreeCharge divisions.
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Snapdeal to Lay Off Around 600 People Over Next Few Days in Search of Profitability
Snapdeal is said to be laying off 600 employees across Snapdeal, Vulcan, and Freecharge units, and the process will carry on for the next few days.
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Flipkart to Lay-Off Hundreds of Employees, Terms It 'Common Practice'
Flipkart termed the move as a "fairly common practice across various industries - especially in high performing Internet organisations".
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India Learns to 'Fail Fast' as Tech Startup Culture Takes Root
Taking failure as a norm is a major cultural shift in India, where high-achieving children are typically expected to take steady jobs at recognised firms.
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Flipkart, Snapdeal, PayTM, ShopClues On A Hiring Spree In India
Indeed, a global job site, has revealed that more than half of all job postings by top Indian startups with valuation of over USD 1 billion are for fresh graduates.
-
Snapdeal Co-Founders Kunal Bahl, Rohit Bansal to Take 100 Percent Salary Cut Amidst Layoffs
Snapdeal on Wednesday announced that it will be laying off roughly 600 employees across its e-commerce site, Vulcan and FreeCharge divisions.
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Snapdeal to Lay Off Around 600 People Over Next Few Days in Search of Profitability
Snapdeal is said to be laying off 600 employees across Snapdeal, Vulcan, and Freecharge units, and the process will carry on for the next few days.
-
Flipkart to Lay-Off Hundreds of Employees, Terms It 'Common Practice'
Flipkart termed the move as a "fairly common practice across various industries - especially in high performing Internet organisations".
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India Learns to 'Fail Fast' as Tech Startup Culture Takes Root
Taking failure as a norm is a major cultural shift in India, where high-achieving children are typically expected to take steady jobs at recognised firms.
