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Zepto’s work culture is toxic. Don’t expect any work life balance, you will have to work on holidays if required. Most senior management lacks experience, high level of office politics, regular removal of people they don’t “like”. The good this is

Work more hard man, don't keep crying. It's a startup, do you expect them to pay you while you fuck around?

maybe he is the founder talking

No, founder would be slogging day and night

And would take away the profit, not the guy above, buckethead

Why shouldn't he? According to you he should do charity to such slacker?

He can happily resign, no one is stopping him. A lot other people are there in the market who value learning and the compensation. Also you might be a newbie, it's an established fact that in startup there is nothing like working hours

Firstly, ofcourse there are many wage slaves lying around, who would grab the position because they can be "slaves" in the country where the number of unemployed individuals is crazily high with extremely less jobs. Secondly, It's an "established fac

Lol, now I really feel you are a school kid. Do you know the startup culture of US?

Mr. Wannabe American, shove your slavery ass behind your buttock. No one gives a fuck.

Lol, you got heated up man, chill. It's fine if you don't want to work hard.

Wannabe American got any point yet? Like the only thing you retort to are my slangs and the above response stands as a testimony. Secondly, i understand your urge to slave (work hard) for your employer (master). Colonial Hangover and the evidence? Bh

Aaah, India would have been a lot better if we didn't have people like you but can't help anyways. Chinese worked day and night after independence, Japanese worked day and night after atomic bombs but we Indians think that if we are working the owner

Dig up on your arguments before presenting them. China and Japan are infamous for their toxic work culture which lead to suicides. Chinese Government had to intervene to regulate the 996 working hour system. Japanese are suffering from "overwork deat