Is cuemath worth joining?

Tier-1 college grad, got a decent offer from here. Majority say stay away from edtech (toxic workplaces, dying models, too skewed to sales). Cuemath model is only math with teachers trained by them... not sure how they will perform this year.

Today, Cuemath laid off approximately 50 employees from its Product and Tech teams.

Is Cuemath going to lay off again in upcoming months? Reducing the workforce even further.

Anyone here working for upgrad? Will be interviewing for them, just wanted to know about their WLB and other benefits? (If any lol?) Wary of edtech startups being crapshoot and prone to layoffs, but overall they're giving a nice bump on my existing CTC, just want to make sure not jeopardizing something in the long run although my preference has been getting the bag but not at the cost of my sanity.

Except my name and designation

Many companies laying off employees while they're hiring parallely, if you know any such companies please share there name....so we don't end up joining such confusing workplace......

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