Indian startup offers $4 million for a job, resume not a prerequisite

There is no dearth of job seekers, while many are always on the lookout for a good opportunity, rarely does one find the ideal match. Yes, match, it is about marrying your skills to the desired job. Though your skills are a perfect fit, you end up frowning up on the bills that need to be paid. Nonetheless, an Indian AI startup in IT-hub Bengaluru stirred up the internet with their recent job listing on micro-blogging site X.

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The founder of Smallest AI, Sudarshan Kamath, posted, 'We are looking to hire a cracked full-stack engineer.'This isn't the exciting bit, the proposed salary, and the fact that the company didn't care enough about the candidate's college; furthermore, a resume wasn't a requirement. The internet user did feel like they were living in a utopia; well, one cannot be blamed for the overwhelming response, given the fact that everything was too good to be true.

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Here's what the company was offering:

Salary CTC - 40 LPA

Salary Base - 15-25 LPA

Salary ESOPs - 10-15 LPA

Joining - Immediate

Location - Bangalore (Indiranagar)

Experience - 0-2 years

Work from Office - 5 days a week

College - Does not matter

Resume - Not needed

Soon after, well-wishers began tagging job seekers, and many others shared their opinions, while others spoke of the stability of a startup. The only person surprised here is the founder of the company, who took X again to say, "This is how we have always hired. Not sure why this one blew up."

Read the post here:

Just FYI.

This is how we have always hired. Not sure why this one blew up.

Most of our team doesn’t have a tier 1 college background. But they’re some of the smartest folks I have ever met.

We also have college dropouts, ex-entrepreneurs in the team.

Brilliance can come… https://t.co/rhnN9IPMYS

He added, "Most of our team doesn’t have a tier 1 college background. But they’re some of the smartest folks I have ever met. We also have college dropouts, ex-entrepreneurs in the team. Brilliance can come from anywhere."

The post went viral; there is no confirmation on if a candidate has been shortlisted, but one can still try their luck.