Shopify CEO Announces It’ll Turn Into A Remote Company Permanently
In what’s probably the first of the many revolutionary changes induced by CoViD19, Shopify has announced that it would keep its offices closed until 2021 and then move to being an almost digital-office only permanently. Tobi Lutke, the CEO of the ecommerce backend company, announced this in a series of tweets today.
5 Ways To Manage Remote Working Teams
Regardless of the industry you are in, it is highly likely that large numbers of people, if not the whole company, are now…
In A First, Swiggy Begins Home Deliveries Of Alcohol In Jharkhand
The coronavirus pandemic has brought with it death, destruction, and the loss of jobs. But it’s also brought it with something that’ll help…
The Most Valuable Businesses in Esports are Currently Growing Exponentially
The place where you will get the best view of what is happening in the esports sector at present is FaZe Clan. You…
Ola Fires 1,400 Employees, Says Its Revenue Has Fallen 95%
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Indian startups is slowly becoming apparent. Ola has said it has fired 1,400 employees in the…
WeWork’s Valuation Plummets To $2.9 Billion, Company Fires 20% Of India Staff
One of the biggest fallouts of the coronavirus pandemic has been the widespread adoption of working from home — Facebook and Google have…
Employment in the Gambling Industry during the Coronavirus Outbreak
The coronavirus pandemic has affected every business sector in India and the gambling industry is no different. And while Covid-19 has caused many…
Indians Want Tiktok Banned, Bring Down App Ratings to 1* As Problematic Content Gets Exposed
A large section of the internet is rallying to get Tiktok banned in India as several pieces of problematic content uploaded on the platform have emerged in the last 24 hours. The hashtag #TiktokExposed and #BanTiktok has been trending on Twitter all day with over 45k tweets on the topic.
Work From Home Could Be Harmful For Employees, Says Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
Even as many tech companies are embracing the work from home paradigm that the coronavirus lockdowns have thrust upon them, a discordant voice…