my brother in Christ, wasn't your revenue model to provide online coaching and earn via them, seems like you pivoted and found not paying your employees generates better revenue, goddamn insane business
He's aware that the ones left behind are unemployable elsewhere either because he overpaid them (mostly this) or because they are incompetent. Very logical move, sound founder. Some woke people may not like him but he didn't start-up to please a bunch of no good complainer snowflakes on twitter
Which of the adjectives hit a nerve from my comment?
overpaid
unemployable
incompetent
woke
no good
complainer
snowflake
Unacademy elevated Jagnoor as (COO) of its offline centres business in January this year. However due to tiff with GM, he has decided to part ways with Unacademy.
Unacademy is nearing its death with every leadership exit.
I don't understand, the sector that makes sureshot money on small and medium scale is continuously failing on pan India scale.
A small IIT coaching in Patna with 2 centres generates profit in crores but these Byjus and Unacademy are not...
After a confirmed research, following resignations are happening at Unacademy, resulting in a massive instability in the organisation
There has been internal new circulation going on that the IAS Co-founder at Unacademy is finally leaving the organisation.
He already sold his stakes in the company worth 700Cr last year and was sticking around because of the face value...
