“Nobody likes to work for 140 hours a week,” Sooh Parekh admits to shed light on startups, he says, “He had to do that because …”

Bangaluru -based Techie Soham Parekh recently admitted to shedding light on various American startups and claimed that he had worked for 140 hours a week. He also said that he had done multiple, not to deceive anyone, but out of necessity.

When asked why startups shed light on, he told Barrick TBN in an interview: “Financial conditions mainly. No one liked to work for 140 hours a week, but I had to do so out of necessity.”

Go ahead, he was interrogated whether he violates his work contracts or believes that some legal loopholes allowed him to do this without committing any legal violation.

In response to this, the technician said that he is not proud of his actions and will not support her either. “Frankly, I go back to how it starts and what the motives are. Maybe you know, I would like to say that I am not proud of what I did. This is not something I also support.”

When asked if he had used artificial intelligence tools for the symbol and if he made him eat more vehicles, Barrick said that having tools of artificial intelligence helped him but does not mean more functions.

He added that he had no fixed schedule for each company and focused on the job offered instead. “I think people around me will likely say that I am known to sleep. I … you know … I am a series like sleeping at this stage, I would like to say,” I said, “Bangaluru.

Why did Sotam Barrick see the headlines?

Sooh Parekh became talking about the city when Suhail Doshi, co -founder of Mixpanel and Playground Ai, said in a post on X that he shot technology within a week for the betrayal of trust. Dochy claimed that the engineer shines through many American startups, including Y Combinator companies.

He even claimed that “90 %” of the appeal seemed fake. According to the engineer’s biography, he has a Bachelor of Mumbai University and a Master of Georgia Technology. It also lists a role in Dynamo AI, Union AI, Synthesia and Alan Ai.

These accreditation data helped him break the job interviews, but barely translated into any output at all, according to his owners. Not only 3-6 jobs at one time, Sooh Parekh is also accused of using overlapping timelines, misleading accreditation data, and “Ghost Work” excuses to manage work obligations.