
Simpl Layoffs
Everyone is informed today about 80% tmrw morning. Joined week back. Please refer if possible.
I can vouch for quality of my work. Looking for SDE/SE role. I can share further details.
Boys and girls, Simpl is laying heavy this week. Stay tuned for my rant post in some days
Also Dm if you can refer for sde jobs, thanks
What went wrong ? I saw many openings there
Management is shit, they don't have any idea when to hire and how many to hire. No transparency + sugar coating everything. Not sure but mostly investors might have asked to just remove people
A lot of talented folks will be laid off, because their interview bars were decent and pay was also decent it attracted a lot of good individuals
@fintechHater yeah they were offering 1Cr as fixed, dodged a bullet, even the recruiter has left it seems since the account says LinkedIn Member, must have been using company corporate account to inmail and stuff
I am also an Ex- Simpl, got moved on a month back. Have seen it all during my time there, it became clear that their downfall stemmed from a lack of humility. Swanky offices, fancy parties, and flaunting wealth ultimately led to this.
Correct. Been there, saw it firsthand.
Can any one here explain - how simpl earns money on the debt they create. From my limited understanding as a user, they don't report the credit lines given to the user in any of the 4 bureaus. So even If I default, the least they can do is block me off the platform. I believe from the b2b side, merchant onboarding doesn't translate to much revenue as they're just enabling more business for the merchant? The kick back from the merchant must be hardly 10-20 bps ?
Merchants actually pay between 160-250 bps, similar to credit card MDRs (source: was a payments PM, worked with Simpl and I know what they charged us)
Still, 160/250 bps of txn volume is too low to make any substantial revenue. What I would want to understand is from the lending aspect..what money do they make there, cuz there's no interest income from the debt they create. If making checkouts simpler is their usp then, why enable it using debt, I mean who funds this debt? There's no way that they're raising debt capital for this activity. Idk I'm still confused on that part, as I said mdr hardly covers any of the opex they have.
Apparently they are lying off their 60% work force
you mean checkout or bnpl?
Everyone is informed today about 80% tmrw morning. Joined week back. Please refer if possible.
I can vouch for quality of my work. Looking for SDE/SE role. I can share further details.
Simpl has laid off over 25 per cent of its workforce, which is around 150-200 employees, this week, https://www.timesnownews.com/business-economy/companies/layoffs-intensify-another-indian-startup-announces-job-cuts-says-re-looking-headc...