Anyone used Otipy for fruits and veggies?

Hi folks, anyone working at optym? Needed to know their work culture

Curious if anyone knows they legit source from farmers. I have ordered twice so far and had some fails & wins. The produce seems better than the usual ecommerce apps I have tried.

BigBasket is the only big grocery app that seems to have survived. Their inventory is deep and service is good. Anyone know how they’re doing? Could be becoming a big company silently. Very little coverage.

What is the best app / vendor for pesticide free green vegetables and fruits ? I am really concerned after the recent reports on lead and cadmium found in green vegetables across supermarkets in BLR.

From one of the recent GV posts, I figured out that healthy food (free obviously) when offered, can act as a great perk for group of people. Let’s see whatever perks and benefits people are getting at wherever they work. Magnitude may not matter, however we may find out something really unique and different, which other companies aren’t focusing on. Kindly share your take on the pros and cons of it. Anyone and everyone can participate in this. Besides salaries, let’s see the added benefits, perks etc right from an early stage startup to whichever MNC possible. TIA. 😇

With all these EVs catching fire and Ola not being able to turn a profit, Im curious to know if it really is a solid company or just an investor-money marketing hype? I mean most of the folks I know open Ola LAST, if Uber/Rapido/Blusmart haven’t worked. Ola E is also facing a lot of flak because its EVs are seeing the highest number of incidents. They’ve also had a string of CXOs come and go. Are Ola + Ola E good companies? Like I’m curious to know what you guys generally think, even from a job perspective. (PS, for the sake of transparency, I’m a journalist [you can drop me any scoops/leads at [email protected]] but this question has nothing to do with work — i’m seriously, genuinely curious about Ola and Ola Electric and Bhavish Aggarwal. Very few Ola folks speak about the internal goings on at the company)

Which are some of the good health tech startups in India currently? Which of them are likely to succeed...

Half day salary cut for every 3 days you're late is pretty freakin messed up. Curious to know what other ancient capatilist policies do corporates have in place to exploit all of us?

What do these people really value as benefits? It can range from anything such as discounts on Uber to a free IPL Cricket match. What are some things that would make them go "Bro I want this" or make them "tweet" or talk about it to their friends/ work colleagues?

It wouldn't have been much of an issue had they taken 2 days to ship it. You gained good PR, and revenue of the day. But at what cost? But again, it is India - people will work 70hrs and not question why