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⭐More Love To Byjus From Medial, Reasons Behind FAILURE Of BYJUS 📉🤌🤡: 1. Very Toxic Work Culture 2. Excessive expenditure on marketing and operations 3. Leadership and Management issues 4. Massive layoffs 5. Controversial appearances 6. Improper

1. ➟ Your brilliant idea means nothing without execution. 2. ➟ Failure is the default; success is the exception. 3. ➟ Nobody cares about your startup as much as you do. 4. ➟ Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. 5. ➟ Investors wan

→ Buckle up! Ola's not just driving you home anymore 🌚 The big move: • 75 million users now shopping on ONDC via Ola soon!! • From food to fashion, groceries to gadgets Why it's a game-changer: 1. Instant e-commerce empire without building from s

1985, the Dubai Government decided, "chalo kuch update ☠️ ?" with just $10 million and a five-month deadline. Thank Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum’s grandiose vision and Sir Maurice Flanagan’s "hojayega" attitude. On October 25, Emirates t

You know what’s worse than building an audience? Building an audience that doesn’t engage. Here’s a massive realization: Your followers don’t care about your product — they care about the value you provide. So how do you turn passive viewers

🎯 The Education Dilemma: Are We Really Getting What We Pay For? Education has never been more expensive, but is it really worth the cost? 🤔 💰 Students take massive loans, yet struggle to find relevant opportunities. 📚 Degrees promise knowledge,

Growth Looks Sexy. But It’s Often a Distraction 🔥 Here’s a dirty little truth of startup land: Most startups don’t die because of competition. They die because they scaled too fast. → Burned cash on ads → Hired too many people → Built features n

The Harsh Reality of Entrepreneurship Everyone talks about the success stories, but let’s talk about what’s often ignored: No Fixed Income: Some months, you thrive. Some months, you survive. Endless Problems: From finding customers to managing cas

A routine topic - but it's a necessary one. Why Indian Startups Fail in the First 3 Years? A lot of Indian startups don’t fail because the idea is bad, they fail because the fundamentals are overlooked. Founders often build what they like instead o

"Organizing the Construction Raw Material Supply Chain" Hi Guys, I am very bullish on the following startup idea, Pls read and give your valuable opinion: - 1. Problem The construction raw material supply sector in India is highly unorganized, domi