20 May 2024
Financially troubled edtech major, Byju’s, has begun the process of asking a section of employees to return to office, sources said. The move signals a potential re-evaluation of the company’s work-from-home strategy, which was implemented under former India CEO-Arjun Mohan, who quit in April.
“All teams related to content and academic operations have been asked to report to our office in Bengaluru from May 16 onwards,” a Byju’s employee from the content team said. The content team caters to the three consolidated business including the The Learning App, Online Classes & Tuition Centres and Test-prep.
Financially troubled edtech major, Byju’s, has begun the process of asking a section of employees to return to office, sources said. The move signals a potential re-evaluation of the company’s work-from-home strategy, which was implemented under former India CEO-Arjun Mohan, who quit in April.
“All teams related to content and academic operations have been asked to report to our office in Bengaluru from May 16 onwards,” a Byju’s employee from the content team said. The content team caters to the three consolidated business including the The Learning App, Online Classes & Tuition Centres and Test-prep.
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