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Here, we see Silicon Valley allowing and empowering immigrants to make fortunes based on talent and persistence. Meanwhile, we have the so-called 'cheap version' of Silicon Valley, which wants to discriminate against even the people of the same count

Higher Software engineering/computer science education in Indian colleges in pretty substandard for the most part. That again explains why majority of Indian software engineers aren't even worth hiring. No form of creativity or any real skill is taug

Bangalore: India's Silicon Valley Bangalore has earned the title "India's Silicon Valley" due to its thriving startup ecosystem. With a large pool of skilled talent, supportive government policies, and abundant funding, the city has attracted entrepr

Both of these guys are college dropouts. One built a social network. The other built Ethereum. 2 billionaires. 1 identical formula for spotting opportunities. This is how these 2 visionaries use this to shape the future of the world: Zuckerberg’s

Crazy stories Many foreigners say that India is way too back when it comes in technology. Hear this out: An Indian mit student developed a mind reading device 5 years ago .Arnav Kapur, a Delhi-born graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of T

🚀 Business Overview of Zoho What they do: Zoho makes business software that does everything except make your morning chai (they're probably working on that too). From email to project management , sales management, Customers etc, if Their USP⁉️

Who is Mukesh Bansal ? > born in Haridwar > cracked IIT Kanpur, CS > worked at top Silicon Valley startups > returned to India > founded Myntra in 2007 > scaled it into a market leader > sold to Flipkart for $330M in 2014 > took over c

Assination either is it bluff or real act one action on truth and one coin with 2 sides of real. Perhaps whatever it is as Donald Trump is in need of Hour for world peace which world has seen in his past assignments while he was sitting in Oval offi

Modern Revolutions: In the early 2000s, Nokia engineers, led by Hanna, faced a common user issue: missed calls due to muffled ringtones on soft surfaces. Despite Nokia’s $2.3 billion R&D budget, this minor yet impactful problem required an innovativ

In July 2002, Google took a bold step: they hired a 22-year-old computer science student as the product manager for Gmail, their most critical new project targeting 10M users. Enter Marissa Mayer with a genius idea: if Google wanted technical PMs wi