Today Snapdeal, India’s third largest e-commerce company, announced that it was laying off staff to "rationalise" its workforce as it aims to "become India’s first profitable e-commerce company in two years". Sources in the company say the layoffs are going to impact roughly 500-600 employees.
In this environment, Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal’s letter comes as a welcome break.
According to most industry experts, a serious upheaval in a company needs three broad moves:
1) Asking for help from the right people
Snapdeal seems to have started on this track earlier this year when it hired Jason Kothari as chief