State of Flipkart's culture

https://the-ken.com/story/inside-flipkart-a-high-pressure-workplace-thanks-to-its-ipo-dreams-and-walmart/?utm_source=web&utm_medium=homepage&utm_campaign=con_1_unit_3

How are they moving towards profitability and eventual IPO?

How are things at Flipkart? Can someone from within the company share what's happening right now? Are they actually prepping for an IPO this time around or is is just for news as it has been for many years? Also what's the sentiment like within the organisation with regards to newer bets/verticals?

Flipkart culture has gone down the drain. It used to be good earlier but now it's full of toxicity. Especially the grocery department.

I have read that they are burning a lot of money. But I still see them hiring. Have they laid people off recently? Current employees shed some light on what’s happening internally.

Found a good article around it https://the-ken.com/the-nutgraf/cant-flipkart-just-copy-blinkit/ With quick commerce creating new disruption, how will Flipkart take it forward, also found this interesting topic around innovator's dilemma. Share you thoughts if you work in Flipkart?

Recently got approached for a Product Design role. Wanted to know what is the org wide culture and how’s the design culture.