BYJU’s Employee Clashes with Boss Over Incentives: A video that is presently circulating on social media shows two BYJU office employees engaged in an argument. The video has been uploaded to the Twitter account titled “Ghar Ke Kalesh,” but News18 cannot corroborate the video’s authenticity. In the video, a female employee confronts her superior regarding incentives. Last year, rumours of BYJU’s ‘toxic’ workplace culture began to circulate. The workers alleged that the work environment is abusive. In the video, the woman is seen lamenting the dearth of incentives and assistance.
BYJU’s Employee Clashes with Boss Over Incentives:
“Yes, sir, I am screaming because I am going mad,” the woman can be heard saying as she complains about being laid off and receiving only Rs 2,000 in Fnf. According to the video’s caption, the girl has been missing since that time. The woman ensures that she addresses the entire office when she speaks.
“Preserving your mental peace is worth all that money, opportunity, and patience,” wrote a Twitter user. “I don’t want to deal with morons of low mentality (who may be doing high-paying jobs).” Another person stated, “Byjus giving a $2,000 termination bonus after 12 months of service while giving crores to the BCCI Indian cricket team, ALL WITH INVESTOR MONEY, is the height of debauchery.” One person wrote, “I’ve personally heard Byjus’s work culture is terrible, and a relative of mine had to leave Byjus due to the intense pressure to meet the company’s goals.”
Kalesh b/w Employee and Byjus Companyy over giving lot’s of mental pressure during job (Unfortunately Girl is missing since then) pic.twitter.com/xzgIUbqjeq
— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) July 22, 2023
Earlier, a trivial dispute over a chair in the office of a finance company in Gurugram escalated into violence. This transpired after a coworker fired at an employee. The victim is purportedly in critical condition and is being treated at a private hospital, according to PTI, which cited police officials.
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