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Guess the startups Blue logo🤐, Burning investors cash for the past 3 years , advertised as "India's largest " , No revenue models , has an office , BLR based , founders from tier 1-2 college

🗞️ Remote work has become even riskier amid mass layoffs. Experts claim that companies find it easier to let go of remote employees because there is no direct contact with them. Bosses literally hint: if you want to stay, come to the office. Which

Is it worth paying to certificates in remote internships?? They won't let you apply if you don't give money first What's your opinion

Should one save money before building a startup? If so, how much money is needed? Working in a corporate job. If one wants to build their own tech company, should he/she save some money before getting started. How much is needed to hire ppl and setup

TCS Calling Employees Back to Office! As TCS begins transitioning back to the office, many of us are reflecting on the perks of working from home. If you love WFH and want to show your support, drop a comment below! Let's celebrate the flexibility,

How much cash do you guys carry in your wallet? In this era of UPI apps, it's hard to save. Thinking about keeping cash in my wallet, but it comes with a risk of being stolen or worse. What's an acceptable/ comfortable amount of cash that you guys k

assume this scenario: OK let's start, you are in year 2000, and you need to pay electricity bill, so you go to nearest collection office and stand in a line and wait for hours and pay the bill and become tired with all these hassle. now, I came to

Let's talk about fares during booking bike rides. A big problem when booking bike rides is that drivers often ask for extra cash, even though the fares are already high. If you don't pay, they might refuse the ride. Complaints to customer service som

Imagine a company's purchasing team negotiates amazing deals with suppliers, getting extended credit terms (like a long payment deadline on your credit card). This frees up cash. But what if the sales team is so good they collect payments from cust

📊 EBITDA Positive ≠ Profitable: The Startup Illusion/delusion EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is just a fancy term used to prevent yourself to be called loss making and shows reduced losses 1. Depreciation