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If you have an idea how many months or years to convert into great product or service will you build completely according to your idea or changing while execution phase

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 We're thrilled to share that we've received positive responses from both freelancers and customers on our pre-MVP platform! 🙌 With this encouraging feedback, we're now diving into the development phase of our platform. The cod

Behind every success story is a journey filled with challenges, sleepless nights, and relentless hard work. Building FAHDU has been a rollercoaster ride! We've poured our heart and soul into creating a platform that truly empowers content creators.

🎯 Mastering Skills Isn't Rocket Science! 🎯 You’ve probably heard that mastering a skill like editing, coding, or graphic design takes 10,000 hours. But here’s the real deal: learning the basics only takes 20-30 hours! 📚 Now, where do you practic

🚀 OfBusiness: The B2B Unicorn Revolutionizing SME Financing and Procurement 💼 Let's dive into the inspiring journey of OfBusiness, a game-changer in the Indian B2B space: 1. Founded in 2015 by Asish Mohapatra, Ruchi Kalra, and others • Identif

Hey everyone! Today we're diving into why Uber couldn't replicate its global success in the Indian market, and why Ola came out on top. Let's find out what went wrong for Uber and what Ola did right! Day 5 of knowing about companies that failed to ac

We all love a good progress report. Numbers, charts, that satisfying feeling of ticking boxes – they tell us we're on the right track. But what if all that measuring is, well, measuring the wrong things? Imagine you're trying to get fit. You lace up

No hike since 1.5 years and no hopes in the coming 6-8 months. I work for a startup in HSR and when I joined, I remember everyone was happy with their hikes and they were regular but just 2 months into my joining, the market crashed and we have been

From Frustration to Fraud Fighter: The Sift Science Success Story Inside the bustling offices of Airbnb, as a software engineer Jason Tan found himself repeatedly bumping up against a problem that seemed to have no good solution. How could o

Farmers generally have to sell their produce at a lower price and also have to throw away a considerable portion, while consumers have to pay high prices for the same goods but still don't get good quality. Well, this is the problem Fraazo was tryin