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Hey coders what's your worst group project experience? I personally hate telling people my own age to do their work so our collective grade doesn't go down. I've personally always preferred working with likeminded ambitious individuals or gone solo o

In the early days of Airbnb, founders Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk struggled to find investors. They tried to raise $150,000 for 10% of the company but faced many rejections. Despite pitching to several prominent investors, no one

Bangalore is India's Silicon Valley - someone says it's hell true, and others be like it's not - what's your POV? PS: My elder brother took those pics on his first day at the Amazon Office as a Category Manager.

The Real Story Behind the Name Silicon Valley In the south of California’s San Francisco bay Area lies a place that changed the way the world uses technology people call it Silicon Valley because many years ago this area became the main spot for mak

How Silicon Valley Companies Thinks? What Matters 'Profits' or 'Valuations'........🤔 let me tell you a secret. In silicon valley, companies often operate differently from traditional businesses. here the focus is less on making immediate profits a

Only Fans revenue explodes to $7 billion. Profit rise to 700 million. Only fan has made more money that all silicon valley AI startups combined 😂 Powered by Ass. Not AI Do you still think AI is the next big thing

Is it possible that the big companies who have their offices in Bengaluru start moving to some other city due to the senseless bill passed by Karnataka cabinet?? Are we going to see a new silicon valley of India in coming times?

Most people who hate Bangalore don’t actually hate the city, they hate the fact that their own state still shuts down at 9 PM and thinks a mall opening is “development.” It’s easier to complain about traffic here than admit your hometown has zero jo

Kevin O’Leary once worked with Steve Jobs. He says Jobs had a secret that made him unstoppable. Elon Musk takes that same secret to the extreme and it’s a big reason he’s wildly successful.

If you want to fly, you have to give up the things that hold you down. In the startup world, that often means letting go of comfort, overplanning, or the fear of failure. Think of Brian Chesky, who gave up a stable design career and rented out air