“Angry, then admire … I am not sure how to pull it”: Details of the startup founder, the chaos of Soham Parekh

The technology world is still reeling from revealing that Sooh Parekh, an Indian engineer, has secretly occupied up to five to six full -time jobs in startups in the United States, reaching $ 800,000 or 6.8 rupees per year, through overlapping interrelated work dates and fake credentials.

Now, Dhruv Amin, co -founder of Create, a creator of Amnesty International, spoke to an application in San Francisco, publicly spoke about his expertise in the employment of Barrick, describing the ordeal as “a single -month depletion of time, concentration and energy.”

In a detailed post, Amin Kaif narrated Parekh at first by a recruiter and “crushing” personal programming interview. “I think he is a good engineer,” Amin wrote. “Some said,” This is the danger of credit papers. “We didn’t care, we have taken care of it could be charged.”

However, the red flags began to appear almost immediately. Barric went to the dark before the start of it, then he summoned patients on the first day, as he presented a address in the SF office instead of home to charge his laptop. Doubts deepened when the co -founder of Amin, that the Gitap Barric account was active while adhering to other special operations, even as Parekh claimed the disease.

Amin said: “My participation was ready to go forward at the time (a lot of smoke),” Amin said. Although Parekh was an impressive performance on his first day, things are collapsing quickly. “In the next few days, all of this collapsed,” Amin wrote, citing repeated sick days, claiming to have a new chronic case, and incomplete work that should take half a day but remained for several days.

Amin eventually discovered that Parekh was still linked to another startup, Sync Labs, despite repeated denial. The last straw came when Sync Labs dropped a monthly employee video that includes Parekh on the same day as Amin.

Amin wrote: “I tell him that 2+ places at the same time are to break the FTE contract, so he will not treat the first salary list. There is no argument from him. It has just decreased.” He added: “It was embarrassing until yesterday when I realized how spread it was. Then I was angry. Then I was impressed. I am still not sure how to pull it for a long time with startups in a long person, but I appreciate the hustle.

Meanwhile, Barrick broke his silence on the controversy. He said: “I am not proud of what I did. 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.

Parekh has since announced that he joined Darwin, a new Amnesty International company in San Francisco, and says he has no plans to hold multiple jobs again.

Despite the failure, Amin concluded with the observation of goodwill: “He is a good engineer, so he is likely to be fine.