Clerk employees use emojis to show the RTO frustration

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Buy right now, pay the online payment provider Clearna later Started the trade On Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange. Its IPO cost $ 40, which costs about $ 15 billion, but opened at $ 52 per share in its first film.

“To me, it’s really a milestone,” Clerka’s co -founder and CEO, Sebastian Semicosky, Told CNBC on Wednesday. “It’s a bit like a wedding. You prepare a lot, and you plan for it, and it’s a big party. But in the end, the wedding continues.”

Meanwhile, just a few days before the IPO, Kalarna, which was founded in 2005, told employees that it was joining Microsoft, Target, and other companies in which the Return to Office Schedule (RTO) has been declared mandatory-in the case of Clerka on September 29, on September 29.

During the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Wednesday, September 10, 2025, during the company’s initial public proposal (IPO) at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, chief executive officer and co -founder of the Holding AB co -founder Sebastian Sebastian. Getty Images

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According to a silic post that is seen through Business InternalKalrana posted the news on the internal message board, but comments were disabled. Amoji reactions, however, were not.

According to the outlet, about 3,000 killer workers saw this post, and the answers included a sad face (341), a “no” emoji (167), sweat and sadness (149), sad cat (131), Facepalm (90), crying (86), clone face (73), and “41).

There were also some custom creations: “Homer Simpsin backed into the bush” Mem Emoji (62), a “Pain Hide Herald” Mem Emoji (43), and a baby under the slide of “Goodbye” (17).

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Still, not everyone hated the news. Business internal notes, 19 thumb -up emojis and 14 rockets were emojis.

In June, Clerka announced that she was launching a debit card called “Clerhna Card”. The company has signed up to 700,000 card users in the United States so far, with a list of waiting for five million people, Semicosky told CNBC.

Buy right now, pay the online payment provider Clearna later Started the trade On Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange. Its IPO cost $ 40, which costs about $ 15 billion, but opened at $ 52 per share in its first film.

“To me, it’s really a milestone,” Clerka’s co -founder and CEO, Sebastian Semicosky, Told CNBC on Wednesday. “It’s a bit like a wedding. You prepare a lot, and you plan for it, and it’s a big party. But in the end, the wedding continues.”

Meanwhile, just a few days before the IPO, Kalarna, which was founded in 2005, told employees that it was joining Microsoft, Target, and other companies in which the Return to Office Schedule (RTO) has been declared mandatory-in the case of Clerka on September 29, on September 29.

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