Flipkart is planning to layoff 7% of its workforce

Someone from my connections told that Flipkart have consulted Bain/BCG ( don't remember exactly) and are planning to fire 10% of the workforce Anyone heard something?

If we look at layoff trends in India, then late stage IPO headed startups are doing it to boost profitability, or mid to early stage ones where they're trying to fit into a viable biz model. some mid sized MNCs also did layoffs where they have seen hit to their books.. all in all, crux was similar - to boost efficiency and eliminate redundancy. Then comes the companies with their support teams in india or US/EU banks and their ops outsourced in India.. i mean if you got friends in these firms you would understand how chillax they're about this. Take the example of AmEx...there's so much slack in the company, got few friends there and all of them don't work more 4 hours a day and that too most of the work some excel and next to shit level of python/sql while their salary in almost 90-95% of avg market (similar to what top paying startups).. Along with that teams are operating at 150% of strength so wlb is heaven there. story is similar with folks in similar US based support ops in india (citi, jp morgan, mastercard, some service based orgs etc) but look the irony of overall market.. you should be efficient and scared about your job as long you're into startups and Indian firms but once you make it captive or offshore centres of these US based firms.. you're life is chill, relax, no bad wlb, practically no layoffs. so you won't find these folks scrambling across GV or fishbowl or like that and getting stressed about seeing how other folks feel when one of the closer startups decided to restructure (i am frustrated because i once let go a offer of top US fintech company to go for a startup and now all i have is regrets given how the events across startup ecosystem are folding like layoffs across Fk, swiggy etc.. and not only layoffs but in general WLB and culture has taken a huge huge hit ::///// ) well it is what it is i guess then :,)

Is it true that Flipkart has laid off a lot of people recently? Across PM, tech, business roles? Can anyone confirm this?

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/startup/info-edge-ventures-backed-1k-kirana-lays-off-40-workforce-to-restructure-business-10359421.html

Simpl has laid off over 25 per cent of its workforce, which is around 150-200 employees, this week, https://www.timesnownews.com/business-economy/companies/layoffs-intensify-another-indian-startup-announces-job-cuts-says-re-looking-headcount-to-prepare-for-new-economic-reality-details-article-99632767

Heard that Paytm is planning to layoff 10% of entire work force. Across all levels. Heard cases that folks who were hired at market premium less than 30 days ago are now being asked to leave the organisation. And the layoffs will be hidden under the guise of mid year appraisals. #PaytmKaro

Paytm folks here - Is this true?

It has asked people to put down paper voluntary to receive severance pay to make it seem like valuntary resignations and not firing. Situation is not great with no hikes this year any way. All across funding reasons to remove people is the trend right now

Hi Guys, The management at Paytm has informed around 30-40 % will be laid off in May end. I will be affected by Paytm layoffs as list is being prepared. Any referrals/leads for backend software Engineer(tech stack Scala,Kafka,SQL,AWS ) would be helpful as I had joined Paytm as fresher last year.Total experience will be 1 year in June.