Annu Sharma, a Delhi-based software engineer at Google, recently caused a stir online after sharing a surprising rejection from a startup. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Sharma posted a screenshot of the rejection letter, which stated she was turned down for being "too good" for the position. In disbelief, she commented, "Didn't know you could be rejected for being too good."

Meta has terminated 24 employees in Los Angeles after discovering they misused company-issued meal credits to purchase personal household items. According to a report by the Financial Times, these staff members were using their $25 meal credits to buy non-food items, including toothpaste, acne pads, and wine glasses.

In a recent media call, Byju Raveendran, the founder of the beleaguered edtech company Byju's, expressed his commitment to repaying all outstanding debts to lenders, provided they are willing to collaborate with him. Raveendran's remarks come as the company faces ongoing insolvency proceedings triggered by a dispute with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) over unpaid dues.