According to CEO and co-founder Nithin Kamath, nearly 950 of Zerodha’s 1100 employees will work from home on a permanent basis.
Kamath stated that the core team will be working on a hybrid model
Following the pandemic’s closure of many offices and workplaces, the company had moved its operations online. He had previously stated that the company had begun setting up satellite offices in smaller towns in Karnataka for its employees working from home. “85-90 percent of our team works from home, and we will continue to do so,” Kamath said. We’ve also established a presence in Belagavi (Karnataka).”
“We decided to work from home on a permanent basis, and people are enjoying their small towns.” We have a large team working in Belagavi, which has incredible talent. People in Belagavi are enjoying the city, having maids and independent houses that they could never afford in Bengaluru,” he said.
About Zerodha
Zerodha is one of India’s most valuable startups and one of the few Indian unicorns that have never taken any outside funding. It is also profitable, and the company’s founders, billionaire brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, still own a significant portion of it.
It was established in August 2010 and is now India’s largest stockbroker, with over 9 million clients and 15% of the country’s retail trading volume. Rainmatter, a fintech fund, and incubator that have invested in startups is also part of the company.
