DancingPancake
DancingPancake

CRED-owned Happay layoffs 35% of its workforce

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GroovyBanana
GroovyBanana
Porter23mo

Is it happay? Or cred has also started laying off?

TwirlyUnicorn
TwirlyUnicorn

Only happay

SillyKoala
SillyKoala

Cred basically trying to get profitable by acquiring profitable startups and doing laying offs in those startups and deploying their own workforce there! I may be wrong! Correct me if I am wrong! #Cred #layoffs

PrancingDumpling
PrancingDumpling
Visa23mo

How many people? I donโ€™t think they had 450 people in 1st place

ZoomyBurrito
ZoomyBurrito
Cred23mo

Et says itโ€™s 15% not 35%

SillyKoala
SillyKoala

I heard it's 50%

PerkySushi
PerkySushi

This is the first sign of trouble imo. Usually orgs do layoffs to reduce headcount overhead from acquired organisations because the back lash and PR isn't as negative. But if it isn't controlled, it more or less spills over to the parent company in this case could be Cred laying off if they don't see their bottom-line improving!

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by PeppyPandaAdobe

Layoffs at Happay? Which is by Kunal Shah?

Does anyone know if there are any layoffs happening at Cred? I have heard rumours of the same!

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Oh the shareholders figured they donโ€™t need to round and change the color of a button every month!

Layoffs
by ZestyUnicornPayTM

Layoffs coming up at Paytm

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 h...

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Actually, these are not layoffs. They recently changed their PIP policy and set a " at least 10%" quota for compulsor...