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Faclon Labs explained that the confusion was caused by an error from a Naukri.com bot that mistakenly pulled incorrect data into the listing.
The position offers Rs 10,000 per month. (Representative Image)
Remember the viral screenshot of a Mumbai-based company offering an internship with a Rs 10 monthly stipend? The post triggered a discussion on social media, questioning the reality of the post. Now, the company has issued a clarification, and it’s quite different from what it seemed. Faclon Labs explained that the confusion was caused by an error from a Naukri.com bot that mistakenly pulled incorrect data into the listing.
The company’s post read, “Hello Everyone! This is a typo, and the internship is Rs 10,000/- month. Please reach out to Hr (@) Faclon (dot) com and utkarsh (@) faclon (dot) com. If you are interested in a backend development internship that graduates to a full-time role. Funny how this went live and got so much traction!!!”
“PS: We checked, and this job post isn’t from our Naurki.com Employer account but a ‘crawled’ job by Naukri.com bots, which took 10/- per month erroneously. We will get this checked and removed, but interested folks should apply for internships at 10,000/- month. Manoj Kumar would be really helpful if you could update the post, as this isn’t a post by our HR. Naukri.com let’s connect to fix this, please,” the company added.
Manoj Kumar, a software engineer by profession, shared a post on LinkedIn saying that Faclon Labs clarified that the actual stipend is Rs 10,000 per month and not just Rs 10.
“They’re offering a solid internship leading to full-time roles. Lesson: Internet pe sab viral hota hai – galti bhi aur opportunity bhi,” Kumar said in his post, which also accompanied a screenshot of a clarification posted by Faclon Labs.
It all started when an X user named Aditya Jha shared the screenshot in question, captioning it, “Internship opportunity”. The now-deleted image mentioned about an internship listing by Faclon Labs for a Backend Developer Intern, offering a stipend of just Rs 10 per month.
The position further demands a degree in Computer Science and skills like backend development, architecture, artificial intelligence, DevOps, machine learning, and more with no fixed working hours, adding to the controversy surrounding the low pay.
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Delhi, India, India
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