they did.

> one stop car selling centre that uses modern apps for booking / appointments.

> not kena potong harga by ahbeng 2nd car shop

>high value compared to ahbeng 2nd car shop

>generally hassle free dealings.

I was told everything was super last minute. Really bad handling from the management/HR. No office wide announcement. Started with townhalls for different departments at different days. After that called in for 1on1 and then provided letter.... most are immediate termination. Feel really bad but I guess it is the risk with startups.

I think this happens a lot at Start Up Companies.

My friend who worked at a bank, told me he had a choice to take up severance pay or remain.

He took up severance pay, 6 months, then found another job almost immediately.

Another friend, his wife worked at a bank almost 20 years, she took up volunteer severance pay in her early 50s.

After that, retired early no need to do anything but travel overseas for fun.

Welcome to the world of tech firing. If you think that is bad, some examples of tech firing, staff tries to check their calendar for the day's schedule, suddenly see error with access denied. Can't access all email, comms and then you see the news of layoffs online. Or another one where a staff was meeting with a customer outside the office and when they brought the customer to check out the office, the access pass just stopped working.

I was told everything was super last minute. Really bad handling from the management/HR. No office wide announcement. Started with townhalls for different departments at different days. After that called in for 1on1 and then provided letter.... most are immediate termination. Feel really bad but I guess it is the risk with startups.

You or "your friend" now?

twitter?

Either he is lucky or he has signed an NDA. Multiple news sources has already taken wind of this.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...s-ahead-of-ipo/
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/202...f-potential-ipo
https://www.techinasia.com/short/50-words-c...4-profitability

Young entrepreneurs. Likely to fail why? Financial literacy nearly zero. Spend like nobody business (put aside for personal, it's freaking company's money, spending like no tomorrow). Budgeting and projection suka suka letak numbers but unrealistic and syok sendiri

Most so called entrepreneurs these days' are the product of working-parent generations, who have never really faced hardship, let alone financial difficulty, hence the failure.

So later got clearance sales from carsome?

My ex company boss those with "C" title even though been working for donkey years in the market also love to hantam unrealistic budgeting and projection.