Deepinder Goyal announced hiring for Temple, a new wearable startup focused on elite athletic performance. The company is ...

Deepinder Goyal, founder of a wearable startup Temple, has stirred online controversy by implementing strict body fat requirements for potential hires.

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Deepinder Goyal’s neurotech startup, Temple, has raised $54 million from a "friends-and-family" round at a $190 million valuation.

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The job description for working at Temple explicitly limits applicants to men with less than 16% body fat and women with less than 26%.

Deepinder Goyal has triggered an online debate after announcing strict fitness requirements for hiring at Temple, a high-performance wearable startup. Applicants must meet specific body fat thresholds ...

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