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After the arrival of AI, is blogging dead now? Like people who built businesses worth crores in the past by blogging, is everything going to be shut down now? What are your opinions about this?

It's super fascinating that zepto has built so many businesses internally at scale 1. Relish by zepto 2. Zepto Cafe 3. Zepto vegetables and fruits vertical 4. Zepto Ad tech business This is the pure outcome of getting great people to work toge

Hey guys, wanted to start a new discussion. What kinds of problems do tech company face when hiring a new employee or onboarding a new member in terms of explaining their code or the work that has already been done by other members. How do companie

What would you do if there were not tech based works,jobs, employments left for humans and everything is done with help of ai .what would be your next option as a work.

I think gone are the times, where you could just copy paste a western idea in India. The next best businesses in India will be built by chasing India first insights and chasing vertical categories

The unfortunate reality of tech-driven businesses is that most competition is concentrated in the mid-market, which tends to plateau over time. Lower markets, lucrative for high-volume, low-margin operations, while premium and niche markets—both sele

🤯 The first-ever shopping mall was built by the Emperor Trajan in Rome itself. 🏪 It consisted of several stories and more than 150 outlets that sold everything ranging from food and drink to clothes and spices.

Why Are Startups Still Chasing VC Funding Instead of Bootstrapping Their Way to Success? In 2025, venture capital is tighter than ever—yet startups are burning cash to impress investors with flashy growth metrics. Meanwhile, bootstrapped companies

Hey everyone, I’m from Sri Lanka and looking for a like-minded partner to team up with on building a startup. I’m into creating tech products with AI or anything else that could help businesses, but I’m totally open to your ideas and interests too. L

MailChimp’s Bootstrapping Journey: From Garage to $12B 🚀 The Problem:In 2001, Ben Chestnut and Dan Kurzius started MailChimp as a side project. No VC funding, just a small web design agency struggling to meet client demands for email newsletters.