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Byju, once India's most valuable start-up, is now facing financial challenges. The company has processed full salary payments for only 25% of its employees and has given up most of its office spaces in a cost-cutting move, mandating employees to work from home. Byju's will retain only its headquarters in Bengaluru and around 250 sales centers across India.
Carta: tech startup workers are receiving 37% less equity in their companies on average compared with 18 months ago; average salaries are down 0.2% since 2022 (@tabby_kinder / Financial Times) https://t.co/u89xm4yQa1 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/zMbDzqnmhe
No more free lunches: How laid-off tech workers are surviving a tight job market via @jswartz https://t.co/UKzE03hGD7
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