Kunal Shah-backed investment platform Stack Wealth is under the radar after an undated video featuring its CEO Smriti Tomar went viral on social media for all the wrong reasons. In this video, Tomar can be seen berating a group of employees for failing to meet sales targets.

He can be heard telling a group of employees, “If you haven’t made enough sales, you don’t get your full and final deal (FNF). To make matters worse, he can be heard referring to an employee as “stupid”.

When one of the employees reads the terms and conditions of the contract, he threatens to send another mail about it.

Needless to say, the viral video left netizens outraged. They called the young CEO an “entitled brat” and fought for an adequate structure and laws to hold those in power accountable for their actions.

“I spoke to Smriti once, she’s too entitled to brat and considers most people beneath her,” said one user.

“I had interviewed here and was almost planning to join this, but the negotiations made me feel a little left out, so I didn’t join. And thank God I didn’t,” he wrote a second user.

“I think we really need a proper structure and law to hold these people accountable. The startup ecosystem in India is becoming pathetic day by day. My friend works at ola and seriously the environment is so bad i can even describe, just like my zepto mate No working hours, people work randomly till 4-5am,” commented a third user.

“I think you should sit down and do the salesman’s job… People should realize that marketing and sales is one of the hardest jobs to do!! The company should have a strategy and teach the salesperson to present the right way. instead of putting all the burden on them and blaming them for not making enough sales… I think people go into private sector work because they don’t want to go through that,” he noted. another user.

Another user wrote: “I got a call from Stealth for an opening. But then they ignored me even after silently following them a few times. Good luck not being part of this job! “

Meanwhile, a former employee said in a LinkedIn post that he was fired without notice on January 4, while alleging that the company withheld his salary for the month of December.

He said he was informed just a day later that his salary would not be collected and that several others were fired the same day under similar circumstances.

When he sought clarification, all he was told was that his performance was not enough and he soon learned that Stack Wealth owes around ₹7.5 lakh in unpaid rent for its office building.