don't know how justified this is, given edtech companies have fired like at least 10k people since 2022's start

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.

Unacademy to slash 25% of the workforce in another round of layoffs scheduled for the first week of January.

The affected employees will not be paid severance pay because the company is struggling badly with the cash.

2024 is setting a...

Bengaluru-based edtech startup Scaler has laid off around 150 employees, or around 10% of its workforce. Here is source