A Delhi-based startup imposed a 20-30% pay cut on all employees for two months after a single testing error by one worker resulted in a Rs 2 crore loss.
The incident was shared on Reddit
Jun 02, 2026
01:22 pm
What's the storyA Delhi-based tech company has come under fire for asking its employees to bear the brunt of a ₹2 crore loss caused by a single employee's mistake.
The incident was shared on Reddit by a software engineer working at the company.
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