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trying burpsuite for the first time. having fun with it till now. as a startup founder one should know little bit about this tools and things like this. to make their team more productive.

I failed on my first college startup on '22 as I could not build a software product and I am from electronics background not CS also there was no right person to code my application on my college, so I decided to learn coding and worked with an IT co

Let’s be honest — being “busy” is your favorite addiction. And the worst part? It makes you feel productive while quietly wrecking your business. I get it. I’ve been there. That dopamine hit from ticking off 20 small, meaningless tasks. Jumping on

Sell Paid Course to become Millionaire!🤑 Yup many corporate employees started that with free content and now selling! Why it work? Target - Vulnerable students from tier2 & tier 3 college. First pitching that u can't get job from college! Then giv

bro when i first downloaded this app I found it interesting but now I think it's becoming boring now there is not much to do for a non premium member I think more features should be added otherwise it who agrees with me

✅ Day 1 of my Power BI journey – Done! Today, I finally completed the first day of my 7-day Power BI learning plan. I installed Power BI Desktop, explored the interface, and learned the basics about datasets, reports, and dashboards. Honestly, it

I want to grow in the Vlsi and Asic field. I am in my first year of College right now in a prestigious institute. Looking for an internship to gain experience. As you all may know, Vlsi and Asic are growing fields in India, so job opportunities are

I have a startup idea but I am confused should I start now or build my foundation first as I am still in college 1st year. So what you guys think start now with my studies and run my startup together or just wait for some experience and graduation?

What India Can Learn from the Dropout Comeback in the U.S. A recent U.S. report revealed Over 1 million former college dropouts returned to complete their education last year. It shows what's possible when systems support second chances. Now, let