No work-life balance, good enough is not good: Meet the ideal Zomato employee.

The news of Zomato hiring across 800 job roles met with mixed reactions. Some netizens criticized the company’s work culture after reading job descriptions emphasizing 24/7 availability and lack of work-life balance. Some users took to social media to express their views, calling it a “toxic” and “slavery” promoting culture. They criticized the company’s expectations for high emotional and intelligence quotients and for promoting a culture that does not prioritize work-life balance. Some users even declined job offers from Zomato due to these concerns.
The news is “No work-life balance, good enough is not good: Meet the ideal Zomato employee.“