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Laid off during Covid, man turns entrepreneur. Now owns a startup with 30 employees

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pandemic has left many without jobs and no income, however, some have turned the adversity into an opportunity. "To people who got impacted by layoffs, I was laid off in May 2020," writes Prashant Mahajan who is now the co-founder of product management platform Zeda.io.

Zeda.io was founded by Mahajan and Vaibhav Devpura in January last year in Bengaluru and registered in Delaware, US. Mahajan added, "Fast-forward to May 2022 now I have a startup with a team of 30 people."To people who got impacted by #layoffs, I was laid off in May 2020.

Fast-forward to May 2021 now I have a startup with a team of 30 people. So, this shall too pass. This could be a blessing in disguise.

Narrating his story, Mahajan said, "I along with 100+ other people had to leave the company. Why it happened, I don't know, and I believe and trust the company and my manager, who is the CEO, to have valid reasons.

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