India, July 27 -- A techie has claimed that he was terminated just 6 months into his contract role at an Indian IT firm despite delivering a significant share of the team's work. In a Reddit post titled "This is what happens when you join a Non-Remote-Friendly company as a Remote Employee," the techie described the dismissal as abrupt, alleging that there was "no warning, no feedback, no transparency, no notice" before he was asked to leave.

In the post, the software professional shared that he had joined an Indian IT service-based firm 6 months ago as a contract worker and was assigned to work with an onshore client team. He claimed that when he was terminated, the company cited performance issues but did not seek feedback from the clie...