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Bengaluru startup offers three-day work week to attract tech talent

Fintech company Slice is offering new hires a three-day week with salary at 80% of the going market rate

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Flush with capital, startups are also spending on other initiatives to attract engineers and designers

Saritha Rai | Bloomberg
A shortage of technology talent has Indian companies offering sweeteners like more vacation time and gender-neutral parental leave as they compete for graduates and professionals. One Bangalore startup is trying a more dramatic solution: a three-day work week.

Fintech company Slice is offering new hires a three-day week with salary at 80% of the going market rate. This is a win-win approach that frees the workers to pursue other passions or interests -- or other gigs -- while still locking in a steady pay and benefits from Slice, said Rajan Bajaj, the company’s founder.
“This is the future of work,” Bajaj,

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