Indian Startups16mo
by BubblyDonutTech Lead
Scaler lays off 150 employees to reduce redundancy in roles: Report
Bengaluru-based edtech startup Scaler has laid off around 150 employees, or around 10% of its workforce. Here is source
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Edtech startup Scaler fires 150 employees
Apparently, they help job seekers with career growth and placements
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ZestyDonut
Oracle16mo
It was time for those employees to find better job so it makes sense xD
CosmicQuokka
Hood15mo
i saw this comment on linkedin and it’s really funny
A startup which promises its courses to get a job in FAANG ends up not even saving the ones who work for them.
CosmicSushi
Amazon16mo
2 ch*tiye aate rehte hai scaler adds me. Ek favda aur dusra mota. Baat karne ke dhang se scammy lagte hai
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Layoffs16mo
by BubblyNuggetSoftware Developer
Scaler lays off 20-25% of their workforce
Edtech layoffs still continuing?
Teams were asked to strictly work from home for today because of plumbing work going on in the office. Roughly 300 people were laid off in a townhall hosted by the founders.
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How will they tell people that their courses will help get a job in a product company now?
Ah damn that is big Scaler was truly one of the promising Edtech plays, I know there have been negative sentiments,...
They spent more money on YouTube ads than making the company a better place. Now they will hire some more random acto...
Indian Startups15mo
by TwirlyUnicornSenior Consultant
Scaler School of Business? Now?
Any background on the Scaler Business school? Considering how stoa, mesa and Mu are managing and the multiple layoffs, how is theirs going to be different - both from a differentiator and operating style?
News Discussion30mo
by SparklyBobaMarketing and Growth
Honest feedback of Scaler BDM role ?
I have been looking out for jobs, I come with very good experience in edtech of 5+ years in category management, I wanted hear from folks in Scaler if the switch is worth it. Pros and cons would be