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Sanchit Hajela
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Atlan • 8m

I have got a superb question!!? As you all know that India is expanding its boundaries for startup incubation from core cities like Bangalore, Hyd, Gurugram and Pune. So is it worth to get a join in a Tier 2 city like Surat, Indore in a startup?

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 8m

Depends on whether you want to bet on or dedicate your life to this startup. If the idea is great, valuation and funding looks good and there is high growth possible, in such case it can be considered. Otherwise going for a normie startup it doesn’t make any sense. You will miss out on a happening life, ambitious people, and the whole ecosystem in general.

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Sanchit Hajela

Stealth • 8m

I liked your answer and perspective over this, do scope this question out a bit further I would want to know your opinion on, whether the job opportunities after leaving the core cities remain the same or not!?

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