IIT kharagpur alumni, varun vummidi: ‘One crore salary of Indian engineers, even then …’, what is this CEO of American company

Last Updated:February 05, 2025, 13:41 IST

IIT Kharagpur Alumni, Company CEO: The CEO of a US tech company has said a big thing about Indian engineers. This CEO has questioned the ways of working of Indian engineers.

IIT Kharagpur, Varun Vummidi: What did the CEO of American company say to Indian engineers?

IIT Kharagpur Alumni, Company CEO: This CEO has written on its social media account X that many Indian engineers are not ready to work hard despite an annual package of one crore rupees. After the statement of this CEO, there has been a debate about this. Let us tell you who these CEOs are and what is their opinion about Indian engineers?

So let us tell you that the name of this CEO is Varun Vummadi. Varun Vummdi is the CEO of American Tech Company Giga ML. In the information given on their linked -in profile, it has been told that they have studied from IIT Kharagpur. After this, he worked in Y Combinator.

He told on his social media that both his father and mother are government teachers and they still work six days a week. Varun wrote that engineers with three to eight years of experience get an annual package of one crore rupees for six to eight hours work, but even after that all Indian engineers are not ready to work hard. Not only this, there is a large number of engineers who are not willing to work six days a week. Tagging billionaire Alan Musk, he wrote that many successful startups worked six to seven days a week. Alan Musk is a living example of how far it can be reached by working hard.

People wrote- those days have gone
American tech company Giga ML co-founder and CEO Varun Vummadi’s post But many people have received different reactions. On his post, a user named Dr. Deepak Krishnamurthy wrote that no matter what the area is, in my opinion, high salary and 24 × 7 went to work. Working five days a week and eight hours per day is favorable for mental and physical health and productivity also increases. One user wrote that ‘If influential engineers are hesitant despite the basic salary of one crore rupees, then it should be considered.’