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Imagine tomorrow morning 🌄, you wake up and WhatsApp ask you to pay if you want to message your friend.Will you pay or you will just uninstall WhatsApp. If you would have been WhatsApp user before 2016, you might have paid for it .Yes, WhatsApp char

Is it just me or y'all are also annoyed by the recent changes in @WhatsApp UI/UX. Idk about iOS but WhatsApp Android is getting uglier. I mean what is up with this new neon color palette? Hurts my eye. We, humans, hate change. Team at WhatsApp,

Hey all, I come from tier 2 city and as college student, when we were in our first year we faced few challanges of lack of guidence, lack of resources like notes, previous year question papers like there are but they send it on WhatsApp which occupy

"MISTAKES MADE BY FACEBOOK"❗ Facebook started with a simple idea: connect people. But somewhere along the way, they messed up. Let's see what we can learn from their mistakes to make your startup a winner! Fun to Frustration: Facebook was exciting

Facebook strategic investment journey 💙!! ⇢ launched in 2004 as "The facebook" for college students, creating exclusivity. ⇢ Opened to the public in 2006, rapidly growing with the introduction of news feed. ⇢ Monetized in 2008 with targeted ads

People look up to him as a god in building consumer apps and scaling them. Nikita bier made the same app twice and once sold to Facebook and once sold to discord. Widely regarded as the best guy for advice if you are building in consumer space.

So 4th time pivot is now called as "won't give up attitude" by VCs on Twitter. That's why no Apple, Tesla ChatGPT, Facebook, Uber, Twitter from India. Bcoz VCs are highly busy sucking founder's (d**ck) vision than emphasising on product fit. Desi

Symmetrical vs. Asymmetrical Business Models Understanding these two models can help you analyze how businesses operate and grow. Here's a simple breakdown: Symmetrical Business Model You get paid directly for the value you deliver. Example: A

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Can I join as a content/ research intern at a company with 2-10 employees.It is a space and battery tech related company.It is a 1-6month internship,can leave anywhere inbetween.It is an *Unpaid* internship.And what does a content/research intern do?