Byju founder Biju Ravendran opened about toxic culture, which was reportedly prevalent in his ad tech startups in ani interview, but claimed that it was only a small percentage that was inflated by social media posts.

Speaking about work culture Byju’sRavendran was answering a question about the social media post, claiming that their workers were aggressively pushed to pitch the company aggressively for students and their parents.

“We have made a mistake, but it was all in the early years, we have corrected all those who are through the railing. We had 15,000 selling people at the peak, even though 1% of them sell aggressively …. We had 6 million students, but complaints are in thousands. Just a small percentage. A small percentage. On social media, things are out of ratio,” he said.

‘Post-tromatic growth’

Ravendron claimed that he was not ready to move away from what he was making and promised to return, even if the company’s collapse had taken his toll on it.

“I am not giving up. The moment we come back under control, and 100 percent it will be, whatever form or shape we will reconstruct. Sometimes it is a blessing in disguise. PTSDBut for those who are missions, we will use it to create post-tromatic development, “he said.

The founder of Byju also admitted that the decision to decide the Edtech company Despite being an equity option, 1 billion term loan was a mistake. “We should not have taken it when we had enough equity options,” he said.

Edtech giant Bayju, who was once priced at $ 22 billion, has seen a decline inspired by financial troubles, regulatory investigations and ongoing legal challenges.

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