Indian CEO in US offers Rs 1-2 lakh monthly stipend for remote internship roles
In a move that challenges traditional hiring norms, Bhatia emphasised that formal education is not a barrier.'No degree needed. We hired a high schooler last month,' he said.See the post here:
Puch AI is hiring for two roles: AI Engineering Intern (Full-time) and Growth Magician (Full-time/Part-time).To apply, Bhatia asked candidates to comment on the post explaining why they should be chosen and what excites them about the opportunity, with a clear note that direct messages won't be entertained.As Siddharth Bhatia's post went viral on social media, several candidates shared their experiences and explained what drives them to be part of the team.- EndsMust Watch
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