Sooh Parekh was the perfect candidate for software engineering. The problem was that many startups in the field of technology thought that.
At least 10 executives of the technology company publicly said in recent days that they have recently used Parekh, which sparked a wave of internet discussion on remote work practices in the technology industry and the relatively modern phenomenon for hidden technological employees Multiple jobs at one time.
Parekh’s name for the first time began to rotate after Suhail Doshi, former CEO of Mixpanel Startup Mixpanel Analytics, wrote, one of whom warns of those who were trying to work in many startups at the same time. Barric did not respond to the email suspension requests.
“Psa: There is a man named Soham Parekh (in India) working in 3-4 emerging companies at the same time. He was applying to YC and more. Beware,” Books on xReferring to startups that have received funding from the Y Combinator.
“This man was launched in his first week and told him to stop lying / fraud on people. He didn’t stop a year. There are no longer excuses,” wrote Duchi, who did not respond to the comment.
In the comments, people shared similar stories.
“We just signed it for our work experience next week. We saw this tweet. The work experience has been canceled. Thank you for participating!” Books used under the post.
“LMFAOOO I met this man yesterday, brother imingg,” Other.
With allegations circulating about it, Parekh started conducting interviews.
Parekh has admitted work on many startups simultaneously in interview Thursday With a daily online technology “TBPN”.
“I am not proud of what I did,” said Barik. “This is not something I support either. But, as you know, the financial conditions are mainly. No one loves to work for 140 hours a week, right? But I had to do so out of necessity. I was in severe financial conditions.”
Parekh said that to take multiple functions at the same time, it is “not sequences other than sleeping” and “does nothing outside the coding.” He also dropped online rumors that he had a team of engineers working with him or that he was using artificial intelligence tools to gain more jobs.
The share of people in the United States with multiple jobs has recently increased from 5.3 % and 5.5 %, According to the Wall Street Journal.
In discussion x With Andrei Moliar, CEO of NOMIC AI-another emerging Parekh-Parekh said that most of the jobs he had at the same time were four, at least many of them had six-digit salaries. It was estimated that he was bringing $ 30,000 to $ 40,000 per month. Moliar confirmed to NBC news that the account in Parekh and Parekh were previously working in Normic AI.
Barrick said in an interview “TBPN” that he began a sorcery of multiple jobs in 2022. His CV image Posted by DuchAnd who confirmed Louis is the person he received, he says he joined Georgia Tech from September 2020 to May 2022.
“There is a lot of saying about me now, and most of you do not know the full story.” He said on his X accountHe confirmed that he was in an interview “TBPN”. “If there is one thing to know about me, then I love to build me. That’s it.
Marcus Lowe, founder of Startup Create, shared an experience similar to that of other business owners who spoke online. Louis assured NBC News that Parekh was the person who appeared in the “TBPN” video.
Louis said that Barrick exposed a personal interview in February and even outperformed most of the candidates. But with his first working day approaching, more and more issues continued.
Louis said, whether he was sick or he was visiting a family, Barrick will come with an excuse after an excuse because he was unable to appear. He said that at first they seemed reasonable, until he began looking at the Gitap Barric account.
“I actually noticed, on his profile in Githby, that he was already committing a symbol in the previous two weeks, including the week that was sick,” Louis said. “So it was strange to me – I mean, maybe you are not connected if you are sick. Usually you do not commit a lot of software instructions.”
Louis added that when he made some research, he found that Barrick was committing a symbol of another company called Sync.so. Send a message to the company’s founder, who assured him that Barrick was working there as well.
“This was a great waste of time for us, and it is a great distraction. We are a small company,” Louis said. “We are trying to survive, and feel this direct unethical behavior by talking about it.”
Parekh can be seen in Sync.so in Several jobs By the company’s employees, as well as in Videos that appeared on YouTube. One of the employees confirmed that Parekh was working in Sync.so, but he rejected an interview request.
Parekh says now he signed a deal to work in “one company and only one company.” “TBPN” said that he will work for another startup called Darwin.
“In Darwin, we focus only on building the most innovative software products for both brands and content creators. SOOH is an incredibly talented engineer and we believe in his ability to help provide our products to the market,” Sanjit Juneja, its founder and executive director, said in an e -mail statement.
