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Surprising to see a bank joining startups in the laying off trend.

Ed tech in India for school education like byjus really fell off because they built their audience on FOMO and fear of parents. There was no real need of the existence of any of these, they used to call parents and tried to convince how their child

What sorts of jobs medial has in job section? Do they cover product management and operations roles as well or just dev jobs?

Currently all the company are laying off their staffs and not even hiring. Atleast 10,00,000 btech students every year and not many are getting placed and what will the students do paid 12-20 lakhs as fees and getting placed at 3-4 lpa on average and

Is it possible to get job off-campus in IT sector, within 1 month if they are skilled person.

Microsoft is laying off 3% of all it's employees. This comes on top of the 95,000 employees they let go in 2024. But shareholders are getting rich. Microsoft became the most valuable company on the planet in 2025. You are playing the wrong game.

🚨 Layoffs Everywhere! From freshers who just joined to the people having experience more than the age of the freshers, We keep hearing about companies laying off employees. 🧳 We were told: “🎓 Degree doesn’t matter, 💡 Skills do.” But think

Rapido positioning itself against Zomato and Swiggy with lower restaurant commission fees (a strong move if they can pull it off) Their gross order value is now $1.25B and they’re showing revenue growth while cutting losses. Could be a compelling st