Deepinder Goyal
There is some controversy going on at this time about the online food delivery platform Jomato (new name eternal). In an anonymous redit post, Jomato was accused of losing market stake and forcing employees to order their food. Now the company’s CEO Deepinder Goyal has rejected these allegations outright. Goyal has described these claims as ‘completely nonsense’. Describing Jomato’s work culture as ‘ridiculously incompatible’ in the Reddit Post, it was said that the company’s profit rests on platform percent only. The post also mentioned the ‘crisis’ of the delivery partners, who are getting ‘low salary and more work’, due to which they are leaving the platform.
‘Company is not losing market share’
Goyal clarified that the company is neither losing market share nor forcing employees to order from Jomato, as they respect the freedom of choice. He described giving this explanation as shameful, but did this because many people expressed concern. The Reddit post also claimed that in an internal meeting recently, the leadership had accepted the losing market stake due to Jepto Cafe and Swigy, after which strange rules were made, such as employees would have to order at least seven times a month and would be completely banned to order from competitors in the office.
It also said in the post
The post also said that Rakesh Ranjan, CEO of Jomato’s food delivery business, was removed from the post after a townhall, in which he asked everyone to ‘focus’ and ‘come back on track’. According to the post, the company is no longer in profit due to excessive platform duty and is not carried out internally long -term stability.
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