CosmicRaccoon

Fintech firm laying off

I have recently got laid off from one of the Fintech firms. They have been silently letting off people since last year but the no. Of employees let go have been higher in the past 2-3 months. They have downsized by more than 100 people in the last 8-10 months to avoid PR disaster. Not naming the company but just wanted to know if this is right way to do it both from employee and employer perspective.

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FluffyNugget

Swiggy27mo

No point in posting if you can’t reveal the name

DerpyBoba

Stealth27mo

Exactly

MagicalLlama

Stealth27mo

These kind of posts are clickbaits nothing else..

ZoomyMuffin

Stealth27mo

Which Fintech?

ZoomyMuffin

Stealth27mo

Majorly want to know which area of Fintech is getting affected (due to regulations, macro, rates etc) or is it company specific

CosmicRaccoon

Stealth27mo

Company specific and partly due to the current macroeconomic scenario. Fintech into MSME sector.

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