Twitter's rival Koo announced in India, will give jobs to former Twitter employees

Koo App News: Twitter's biggest rival in India is Koo. Koo's co-founder Mayank Bidawatka has said that he is looking for new people for the job. Especially those people who have recently been removed from Twitter. In fact, Elon Musk, one of the richest men in the world, has recently taken charge of Twitter and after that many people have been laid off, including employees working in India. But Indian microblogging platform Koo has planned to take advantage of this opportunity.

Koo co-founder Mayank Bidawatka has said that he is ready to take on Twitter employees who have either been fired or have said goodbye to Twitter due to Musk's decrees. Recently many people wrote #RIPTwitter in their tweets, which has also been in trend. We'll be hiring some former Twitter employees as we continue to expand and move toward our next big round. He wrote to former Twitter employees that they deserve to work where their talents are valued.

The app was launched 3 years ago

KOO is a homegrown microblogging platform and it was launched just 3 years ago. koo recently shared information that their app has crossed 50 million downloads. Koo started when the Kovid epidemic was at its peak in the country. This platform has become popular very soon by registering its presence in regional languages ​​and after that the central government and its ministers have also joined this platform in large numbers.

Elon Musk laid off many people

Talk about Twitter, after the acquisition of Twitter by Elon Musk, there has been a lot of layoffs in the company. From the top level to a common employee, the retrenchment fell. In India too, Twitter employees have lost their jobs on a large scale. About 3700 people were sent an e-mail informing them that they have been removed. Recently, Musk gave a message to the staff of Twitter. He asked the workers to tell whether they want to work for more hours in the company or resign by taking three months' severance pay.

KOO will be launched in many more countries

Koo recently told during an interview given to Economic Times that he will launch his platform in other countries as well to give strong competition to Twitter. This will include the names of countries like Bangladesh, Philippines, Middle East and Africa.