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Special launch tomorrow on UnleashIT, we are going to unveil something interesting tomorrow. Stay tuned.

Why is India so heavily focused on jobs rather than building something new? Why don’t people encourage innovation? And if someone tries to start something of their own, why do they immediately face criticism, especially in middle-class families?

Tell me something interesting that I should mention while introducing myself for an SDE (Software Development Engineer) role in any job interview, something intriguing to catch the interviewer's attention.

It is interesting to see Amazon interested in buying out in the Qcommerce space rather than building out. Whereas, Flipkart decided to build in this space. What are your thoughts?

Imitation is what the mindset of people here in India speaks. Taking the example of ola, zepto, Zomato etc. and the same old e commerce ideas. But allow me to tell you one thing, if we really had imitated the idea of how birds take a flight, we wou

Can some one please tell me which are the opportunity after Bangladesh crisis that india can grasp upon for business take away?

Maintaining a minute by minute log of employees is something that only an Indian middle manager would do. BTW - this is for a company called Rippling.

Proud of you because you chose to read something that will help you build yourself rather than just open Instagram and scroll all day long...

If I had a way to sell something today, and if I knew what to sell and how to sell it, I would definitely sell something that evokes NOSTALGIA in people. I mean look at the retro game reels that are around. I would definitely buy it.if they were any

Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal. "Steve Jobs" He famously quoted Pablo Picasso, saying, "Good artists copy, great artists steal." This reflects his belief that taking existing ideas and reimagining or improving upon them is a legitimate and