I'm really confused that how an company becomes big from small startup for example Zomato...
how once deependr started the thing from idea and today masses knows and uses his product.. how he got from idea to IPO? this really fascinats me.. that how
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many startups fail to navigate the complex challenges and market dynamics.
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