Rastogi: Locus operates an expense process without any expense policy
Nishith Rastogi · Inside the mind of Nishith Rastogi, Co-Founder & CEO, Locus · Mar 3, 2021 · at 37:16
Nishith Rastogi, co-founder and CEO of Locus, describes how Locus manages employee reimbursements.
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“We have Locus as an expense process that you should know what email ID to send your invoice to. But we actually don't have an expense policy. We trust every individual to judge themselves what should be filable. If you file it, we will expense it.”
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