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Consistency matters but I know this thing I learn things but after some time I get bored with things. What should I do I have noticed that the company still hires people who have very little knowledge. Do big companies really matter about % cri

Say whatever you want, whether it's ChatGPT or something else, it doesn't matter to Indian IT companies, they are happily doing their own thing 😁

I want to ask something THAT WHY THESE PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP CLUB ARE TAKING SO MUCH MONEY LIKE GOLF CLUB AND MANY MORE THEY EVEN HAVE A SPECIAL ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR THAT

Do people care about companies storing their personal data such as credit score, health records, etc.? Or it doesn't matter at all? Any thoughts around this?

SBI Enters World’s Top 100 Most Profitable Companies, Becomes Third Indian Company to Do So.

"Ask yourself, 'Did we make something people want?'— it’s one of the most important questions to consider when starting any business."

Jeff Bezos says that the single most important reason most successful companies are in the US is risk capital. In the US, you can raise $50 million in seed funds, and that doesn't work anywhere else. And that's the reason why most of the successful

The biggest risk isn't thinking too big and failing. It's thinking too small and succeeding at something that doesn't matter. If your plans don't make you a little nervous, they're probably not big enough. So go ahead, challenge yourself. Think big

Tata is considered one of most trustful company. Is there any existance of other companies just like tata in india ?

In b.tech trying to obtain skills, but can't decide what to do. Can anyone suggest something. Something that is creative (no matter the difficulty) . Please suggest 👇