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In a world where remote work is becoming more common, how can companies maintain a strong corporate culture?

I want to build a software company with people working full time, but remotely. All works can be done remotely and all meetings online. Maybe some business meetings with clients or vendors may require traveling and going to places. But that's it. Is

I’m exploring the idea of starting a business in Bangalore that provides healthy snacks like seeds, fruits, sprouts, and microgreens for morning office check-ins and evening snacks in corporate offices. Do you think this will work well in Bangalore?

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I personally think there is no work life balance in any industry even In the big corporate company the work life balance is a joke. If company has strong culture they don't need work life balance vice versa if culture is weak they make sure that eve

Kicking off a Daily Start-up challenge discussion series.... Today's Challenge : You've just secured funding for your startup, but now you're faced with the challenge of scaling your team while maintaining company culture. How would you approach thi

Hello Everyone! I'm new here and excited to be a part of this community. I'm currently seeking a work-from-home opportunity where I can contribute while also learning something new. I'm passionate about expanding my skills and eager to dive into new

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Yo, I'm a bit confused about something. I'm ordering a packaged food item, and the MRP (Maximum Retail Price) is supposed to include all taxes, right? But why is Swiggy charging me GST (Goods and Services Tax) on top of that? There's also a platform