I have a clear conscience about my posts on #LinkedIn about the #toxic #work #culture at #Byju's. I just said the truth, with the hope that this would goad them into action. Sadly, they have chosen to make matters worse by punishing me by forcing #LinkedIn to delete my account.
— Aniruddha Malpani (@malpani) July 21, 2020
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2. Byjus used to offer starting salaries in the range of Rs 8 to Rs 10 lakhs for freshers. I used to wonder how...I am pained that new age entrepreneurs are engendering governace leakages through such practices that are likely to be labelled as unethical.
3. I feel LinkedIn may be suffering from an identity crisis of sorts - yes, i agree with one of the comments that most of the job postings are not genuine. Now it is scary to think what if our personal data gets compromised. If I am not mistaken, it was supposed to be a professional networking tool - but today it is anything but that.
4. Lastly, let us remember the cardinal rule of "Buyer Beware" (Caveat Emptor). Rather than blaming service providers, a bit of caution on our side will do us good in the long run. Very disappointed to note that aggressive selling tactics were adapted. Hope better sense prevails. For a(ny) business, reputational damage is not easy to fight.