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The Perk of Working at a startup! RajorPay to offer ESOPs worth 1 Lakh to each and every employee as a part of their 10 Year Celebration!

I have got many DMs regarding ESOPs So Let me Clear up here. 1. Are ESOPs free for employees? ESOPs are granted for free, meaning the employee doesn't pay to receive the options. However, to own the shares, the employee must pay the exercise price

ESOPs are a form of employee benefit that grants workers ownership in the company through allocated shares, aligning their interests with the organization's growth. These plans are crucial as they: 1. Boost Motivation: Employees feel more invested i

https://www.swellcast.com/t/O1UDDJF6lsL3mx2 An Intuitive perspective as a CEO in stealth who is technically versed to be a CTO, and equivalently have sound experience to act as a CEO and COO due to community & potential investor guidance. This pod

"ESOPs (Employee Stock Ownership Plans) empower employees by giving them a stake in the company’s success. 💼✨ They foster loyalty, boost motivation, and create wealth for employees while aligning their goals with the company’s growth. A win-win for

Big Move by Paytm CEO! Vijay Shekhar Sharma, founder & CEO of Paytm, has voluntarily given up 21 million ESOPs worth over ₹1,800 crore. These ESOPs were granted under the 2019 One 97 Employee Stock Option Scheme. This decision follows SEBI’s show-c

There is a study on the population of the growth is directly proportional to the jobs of the country. "Where when country population increases the job increase as well" , but what India is facing is untrust on its employees the Old fashion thinking i

Unicorn Fintech giant Razorpay has announced the extension of Employee Stock Ownership Plans (#ESOPs) worth Rs 1 lakh to all current employees, commemorating its 10-year journey. Will you give ESOP to all your employees?

*Need legal advice* Is it illigal (moonlighting) to be a Director of a Pvt ltd company and working in corporate (another pvt or public ltd company as employee ) at the same time?

The IPO market is also called as the Primary Market,and it's extremely important to understand circumstances leading to IPO,as it attracts many new first time stock investors. Why do companies go PUBLIC? The main reason for a company to go public i