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I have a idea of af creating a social media platform where only three types of people will be there $Developers $Entrepreneurs $Investors And a new entrepreneur can find investors and Dev's for his startup

Three years ago I bought three books from a roadside book stall near The Great India Place mall, Noida. Books are namely - "$100 startup", "No rules rules", and "Dotcom secrets". Finished reading first two books one or two years ago. Everything is

Learning per second in watching a reel is less, no matter how informative it is, because retention is low due to lower attention span. I bet you guys, while doomscrolling, cannot recall what you saw 5 reels ago.

Most people get promoted based on their accomplishments in their lower level which means a good salesman becomes a manager even if his experience in leader ship is shitty. This leads to a toxic work environment and I'm sure many of us deal with it. W

Two years ago, I received a 30 LPA offer for a Data Scientist role. However, I chose not to join the company and instead pursued my startup full-time as a CTO. Currently, I’m struggling to generate stable, sustainable revenue and am facing some finan

🤦 Indian Women Are More Stressed In Workplace Than a Man A recent study has revealed what many working women in India have long suspected: they're feeling more stressed than their male counterparts. A latest report from mental health platform Your

Car crash? Doesn't matter—be at work or you're out? A viral exchange between an employee and their manager has shocked social media. After the employee was involved in a severe car accident, the manager showed no concern, instead demanding updates

I am a web developer but can't get a job. I am skilled, but there are very few companies hiring, and they usually have an average of 200-300 applicants for each position. I am struggling financially. What should I do? Can I apply for lower-level jobs

In 2015, everyone thought Reddit would die. Their CEO quit, millions of users protested & it was the most toxic place on the internet. 9 years later, it's Gen-Z's favorite hangout site worth $12.5 Billion. The impossible turnaround Silicon Valley

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