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“I hired him because he felt like the one. I let him go because I knew he wasn’t.” A friend I met over breakfast shared this story. He hired a young developer, full of charm and potential. Came from a great reference, felt like family, spoke well,

Have you hired a low wage worker for your business? How difficult it is to maintain discipline and work ethics when YOU are not around? And what can be done to ensure he’s working properly? Context: I want to hire someone to run my food truck, ofc

Some serious beef here: There is a app named Foodorich in the Play Store and the founder Nishant Aryan hired me 3 months ago for making changes in the app. Now after the app has been built and uploaded, he is not responding to me and he posted 4 day

Recently, Gaurav Taneja aka Flying Beast finally cleared the air around his Shark Tank pitch — and honestly, I get it. When someone you’ve followed for years goes live on national TV, you expect them to crush it. I felt the same. But the episode took

Look at this man. He disrupted a $1 trillion industry. Was feared by Elon Musk. Built a company valued at $34 billion. But now he’s in prison for running one of the biggest scams in history. Here’s the full story: Trevor Milton wasn’t born into

Yesterday, I came across a situation that reminded me why we are building PickMyTask. A friend needed someone to help him with shifting a few items at home. It wasn’t big enough for a professional service, but it also wasn’t something he could do al

What happens when the “King of Good Times” finally tells his side? I sat through 4 hours of the Raj Shamani x Vijay Mallya podcast—and it wasn’t what I expected. Not a full defense. But raw honesty. He said sorry. He said the banks refused to settl

In 2018, he threw a $2 million party to show off his startup’s success. Private jets. Celebrities. Live music. But just a year later, his over-the-top lifestyle cost his company $47 billion. Here’s how one CEO’s bad decisions destroyed a billion-d

Larry Ellison, a name not many know but should know. Why? Because behind the scenes, he’s one of the most ruthless billionaires in tech. He founded Oracle, the company that became the invisible engine behind most enterprise software in the world.

In 1999, Webvan, an online grocery delivery startup (us zamane ka zepto), was scaling at a breakneck pace. Backed by millions in venture capital, they expanded to multiple cities in the US, built massive warehouses, and hired hundreds of employees, a