no wonder so many ppl aspired to become founder of startup these days. you TKSS all the way, secured the fund , then spend em like no tomorrow. not enough money? TKSS again, make a beautiful .ppt with believable data then let the money keep in coming.

doesnt matter if untung or not, make sure the investors $ keep flowing

whatever happen to their superapps anyway?

you never know when this awful company is going to be put out of its misery by creditors who grow tired of their not paying their bills, owing millions to customers in unpaid refunds etc

yup, no need to pay back to investors IF the startup failed

see adam neumann of wework, failed spectacularly, now busy with Flowcarbon, a start-up tokenizing carbon credit trading platform that runs on blockchain

soon...

and they think AI stuff can do everything that human can do one is it?

like I said lah , all these co top management are very good at TKSS, doing flowery presentations and all, but when the result came in?

- they have build their reputations for quite some time, now sabotaging own success by recruiting so many keluar patterns drivers which should belong to indrive group
- midnight job is dangerous tbh, u will never know what kind of cust u will get, summore with low fare? no way mang
- they are firing those low level staff , all the upper management staff still there ( fat paychecks, perks , etc )

that is some chainaman style co bro

https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/iProperty...ews-E700098.htm

"Culture shifted post acquisition by PGG. Work environment not as healthy anymore."

"The management is disconnected from the employees" (in 8 reviews)

"increments were super low, and that also subject to decision by the higher management, as he has the discretion in deciding who to get low or high increment and bonuses, as no managers were dare to oppose him.no" (in 3 reviews)

leading investment fund which is not from their own pocket memang syiok. no accountability at all.
you need to have lots of confidence, taichi skill level 99 and TKSS all the way in order to get what you want

both of them throw price in order to capture the market

kasihan the drivers actually

coupled with some marketing blast, I am sure they will get noticed more afer this

basically they are chasing out their own customers that bring revenue

sohai punya management

US$12.40 4th Dec 2020 before covid
peaked at US$16.37 12 Nov 2021 during covid
now hovering around US$3.39

meanwhile big bos bought SGD$40 million bungalow hasil berjimat chermat

what indrive need to do now is more exposure, more marketing

then grab can slowly join uber

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Jun 22 2023, 08:31 AM

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https://www.malaymail.com/news/world/2023/0...f-writers/77035

National Geographic lays off all of its staff writers

NEW YORK, June 29 — National Geographic has laid off all its staff writers, leaving the venerable, award-winning magazine to be pieced together by editors and freelancers.

In all, 19 editorial staffers were cut, including the small audio department at the magazine. They had been notified in April that the axe would fall, German news agency (dpa) quoted The Washington Post report. The layoffs are the latest in a slew of cuts at tech and media publications this year.

The writers themselves tweeted out the news, focusing on the great run they’d had.

“My new National Geographic just arrived, which includes my latest feature — my 16th, and my last as a senior writer,” wrote Craig Welch, whose award-winning work has graced many a cover and shed light on urgent environmental issues. “NatGeo is laying off all of its staff writers. I’ve been so lucky. I got to work (with) incredible journalists and tell important, global stories. It’s been an honour.”

Owned since 2019 by the Walt Disney, the 135-year-old chronicler of the natural world has seen a slew of job reductions over the past several years, including an unprecedented layoff of six top editors last September, the Post reported.

Founded by the National Geographic Society (which remains a minority partner) in 1888, the magazine was sold to 21st Century Fox in 2015. Disney snagged a majority stake when it bought the Rupert Murdoch-controlled 21st Century Fox for US$71 billion (RM332 billion) in 2019, per the Post. Before the Fox purchase, the magazine’s parent company cut 200 employees, or 9 per cent of its staff, via layoffs and buyouts.

The collectible magazine, chock full of articles and photos that took months to research and prepare, had 12 million US subscribers in its heyday in the 1980s and another few million more around the world, the Post noted. At the end of 2022 it had less than 2 million subscribers in the US. — Bernama

still available, now run by editors and freelancers