My co-founder is flirting with an intern online. Should I care about it?
P.S - He doesn't have much responsibilities in the startup anyways.
Anuj Dhyani
Stealth • 5m
No there is no problem until there is no exchange of information about company's personal data .
Let him do what he want but reming him this what I said .
we will meet at night!
When ethan comes home, his grandfather and grandmother is there, ethan meets them and then goes to his room and does some school homework, after that he goes to meet his grandmother and grandfather, grandmother said – hey ethan
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Pratik
Stealth • 7m
Today I Learned TIL#8
IBM's Foolishness
In the 1970s, a team of engineers at IBM proposed developing a personal computer for individual use. However, the company's executives dismissed the idea, believing that there was no significant market for com
can anybody explain to me in simple words why entrepreneurs buy vehicles on there company's name what is the benefit of that ?
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Yash Yadav
Stealth • 10m
If one's needs to make his / her personal brand/ business. What should be steps .
(With no audience,no business knowledge,no content creation experience, a total need)
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PRATHAM
Stealth • 10m
Ubers CEO said that Indian customer are the most demanding but don't want to pay as much.
I totally agree with him Indian market is one of the toughest markets in the world and making a good profitable business here is damn hard. Let me know what y
This Is How Questions Are Resolved:
▪️I told my son: “You will marry the girl I chose.”
He replied: “NO!”
▪️I said this is Bill Gates' daughter .
He said: "OK" .
▪️I called Bill Gates and said that I want his daughter to marry my son.
He replied:
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Abhishek Patil
Stealth • 21d
I am developing sign up page , I have multiple sections such as mobile number password then personal information then other information then images to upload, what if user quits in between sign up process, if user closes tab , then if user revisits
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Arcane
Stealth • 2m
Steve Jobs's resignation letter to Apple
On August 24, 2011,
Jobs announced his resignation as Apple’s CEO, writing to the board,
“I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple’s CEO, I