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Maintaining a minute by minute log of employees is something that only an Indian middle manager would do. BTW - this is for a company called Rippling.

Why are Indian Startups not that innovatory? Rather they are just build upon an already establish idea or something like that. And btw with innovation i mean building something genuinely interesting.

How many people here lives on rent in any metro or tier 1 city? How many of you will use an online platform which provides you services like rental agreement, rent payment, security deposit and withdrawal process, etc?

The journey to building something remarkable isn't about the level of resources you start with, but how cleverly you use what you have.

Just curious on something... How safe are ideas are on medial... isn't some more capable guy or entity can stole our ideas from here??

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The broker charges full 1st month rent from the tenant itself, and broker is kinda must to find a house in new city.. Need a solution for that, these 99housing website isn't working that much since there is whole networks of brokers are already esta

Why do people dislike brokers and commissions? We have a unicorn company called "NoBroker." I believe brokers provide seamless service by handling all the details we might not know about, and commissions seem like a convenience fee to me. What do y

I have observed many of the " so-called Startups " which are shit af. They are just a company integrating GPT and building a chatbot system for _ ( eg : fitness) and claims to be better than gpt. Although they aren't even close to GPT and they ar

How many people actually started a startup after using medial? I tried to find some, but couldn't. I think medial isn't really helping people start something,just keeping the news updated