JAKARTA – When she and her colleagues at GoTo were invited to a town hall on Nov 18, 2022, Ms Windy Yulanda Sari did not make much of it, thinking it was just another meeting.
But it was then that Ms Windy, who was working in a logistics subsidiary of the Indonesian technology unicorn, found out that she was among 1,300 employees who would be laid off.
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