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Is there a rising need of Professional Management in startups, especially after going public?

In India there is a sudden shift for profitability among startups but the cost of profitability is innovation and growth. Innovation is expensive. It requires years of suffering in terms of balance sheet and name calling.

Is this going to be taken well in a religious country like ours? Regardless of the authenticity/political agenda in this case, food safety continues to be a joke in India. Lot of scope and urgency for innovation in this space.

We’re so quick to trust anything that looks like thinking — especially in AI. But a recent paper (The Illusion of Thinking) shows this: Even the most advanced reasoning models collapse under real complexity. And strangely? They start thinking less,

As the saying goes — never chase ideas, chase problems. That’s exactly what led me here. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been thinking about how small startup teams like mine stay in sync. Slack threads get lost. Standups feel forced. Accountability

‼️ Hiring are going down by Infosys . Why I feel , something bad new will come soon from this corporate world in terms of hiring .

How many of you wish you could carpool while going to work or college ?? Thinking of building a solution for carpool