An IIM graduate has resigned from a ₹37 lakh-per-annum role at a technology startup after six months, citing dissatisfaction with the work and senior management. With six months of savings to fall back on, he is considering taking a four-to-five-month break before returning to the job market.
An IIM graduate has resigned from a ₹37 lakh-per-annum role at a technology startup after six months, citing dissatisfaction with the work and senior management. With six months of savings to fall back on, he is considering taking a four-to-five-month break before returning to the job market.
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An IIM graduate has resigned from a ₹37 lakh-per-annum role at a technology startup after six months, citing dissatisfaction with the work and senior management. With six months of savings to fall back on, he is considering taking a four-to-five-month break before returning to the job market.
