Indian startup Dream11 redefines HR with up to 270% salary raises for productivity

January 6, 2020
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Indian gaming and sports startup Dream11 is turning the realm of HR goals on its head after implementing new workforce standards.

The gaming startup focuses on the designation of their talent and not their remuneration at their previous company, while also extending job offers and compensation to its employees.

Every quarter, the employee is judged by some 25 coworkers based on the company’s core values — data, ownership, performance, user and transparency.

Dream11, an Indian gaming and sports startup is redefining the human resource function - paving the way for a new culture. It not only allows employees to set targets themselves but also offers them the flexibility to do what they want to do, as long as they bring in the results.

The company follows a pod structure — called a ‘dream team’ where product, tech, marketing, business analytics, and all other teams work together in pods — which refers to a group having a shared purpose.

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