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I can see it working well in major Indian cities where people are time-poor but fashion-conscious. The try-before-you-buy model could really take off, especially given the issues with sizing inconsistencies across brands. I'd suggest a hybrid model - a small delivery fee for one-time users, and a subscription for frequent shoppers. This could encourage customer loyalty while still allowing newcomers to test the service. One challenge might be managing returns efficiently, so you'd need a robust logistics system.
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Seeking a job - hybrid/ WFH in Mumbai Iโm a CA with 2.5 YOE. Have been in reporting roles, AR and treasury all throughout. Currently Iโm working in an MNC with no tolerance for WFH. Iโm married (F) and have certain responsibilities. Looking for hybr
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Wiproโs New Hybrid Policy: A Sign of Whatโs Next for Corporate Work Culture? ๐ข๐ป Wipro has announced a new hybrid work rule effective January 1. Employees are now required to spend at least six hours in the office for three days a week, tracked thr
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๐ก Business Idea: Trading Excess Products ๐งฌ Concept: Inspired by the Californian discount grocer "Martie" which opened branches selling multi-brand products at discounts of 35-80% off retail prices, this business model focuses on trading excess pro
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