Senior DevOps Engineer

My notes as a super early Swigster

Today is surreal. Seeing Swiggy on the NSE feels like a personal victory, not just for the founders or investors, but for each of us who joined back in the early days when Swiggy was just a scrappy idea. I was lucky to be one of the first 60 to jump on board - drawn in by the vision and the almost impossible energy of the founding team. Back then, we were a tight-knit group, hustling in cramped rooms, working crazy hours to solve what seemed like simple problems but were anything but. I still remember late nights debating over how to shave 2 minutes off delivery times or how to keep our early partners happy. It was all about building trust - with customers, with riders, with restaurants and with each other. Swiggy is a product of passion, perseverance, and a touch of madness. I was lucky to manage a significant P&L while I was there, a challenge and privilege that taught me more about business than any textbook ever could. It was a dream to work alongside a crew that genuinely believed we were building something that could change lives. And here we are - Swiggy is the best consumer product India has seen, a true blueprint for what’s possible. Now, I’m pouring my heart into my own startup, and I find myself thinking back to those Swiggy days all the time. If I can build something even half as good, I’ll be proud. To the team, the founders, and all those who believed in us from day one - thank you. Today’s listing is a reminder that sometimes, all it takes is a handful of crazy people with a vision and a lot of grit to build something legendary. 

Also, before the comment section goes berserk on how much I made - officially a $$ millionaire now just purely on my Swiggy holdings. Thanks to Harsha for pushing me to take more ESOPs over cash early on - was really pissed at you folks back then but guess it paid off😂👏🏽

Joe Root's Record-Equalling Century Puts England on Top Against Sri Lanka

- Joe Root's 33rd century ensured England capitalized on batting first in the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's. - Root's dismissal was a bonus for Sri Lanka, but England's total feels around par. - This century, Root's sixth at Lord's, took him past Sir Alastair Cook as England's highest run-scorer in home Tests. - Root and Gus Atkinson's seventh-wicket partnership of 92 helped England reach 7-358 by the close of day one. - Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bowl first, initially keeping Jamie Smith quiet before he and Root accelerated.

Please cleared doubts on referral for ZS associates.

Please cleared doubts on referral for ZS associates. I had applied for BTSA role (job id 21994) 20 days before by taking referal but the status is same "recieved submission" from day one . Is anyone have Idea will they send test link kr any response for acceptance or rejection.