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My first employee was an unexpected one 😔 Being bootstrapped, I was confused what to pick: 1️⃣ Interns? Low budget but very low professionalism 2️⃣ Part time? High professionalism but low commitment 3️⃣ Full time? Paisa nahi hai 🤑 4️⃣ Equity ba

So during my business project, I hired a group of interns to do it (all were in college) and mostly same age. There was guy, he was extremely Hardworking, always willing to work. But it was his habit, to always get appreciation for even little thin

Business idea:- Launch an RDP/VPS Cloud Service Develop a service that offers secure remote access to virtual desktops via RDP. Key features should include customizable resources, scalability, robust security, and accessibility from any device. Targ

Alcohol and cigarettes were introduced to decrease Social anxiety and make networking easy! Yeah nobody should use that as a tools! But keeping a pack of ciggerate can make things easy!🤭 Even though I don't consume but it works! I tried that with a

💡 An article from 1995 was found describing the internet as just another trendy toy. 📅💻 🤯 Here are the main points nearly 30 years later : • No online database will replace your daily newspaper. 📰 • A computer network won't change how the go

As a startup hiring an agency to develop a website has been a challenge. I once hired an agency from Calcutta with the full faith that they will maintain confidentiality. Unfortunately they participated in an event and presented the idea to a large a

💡We're building something new... and need your thoughts! Hey friends! We're working on a new app idea called Workora a platform where anyone can post a task or job, and freelancers nearby or online can instantly pick it up and get it done kind of l

💡We're building something new... and need your thoughts! Hey friends! We're working on a new app idea called Workora a platform where anyone can post a task or job, and freelancers nearby or online can instantly pick it up and get it done kind of l

I built my first startup in 3rd year of college. Dedicated the next 12 months to writing code, understanding user behavior, building communities, and scaling it nationally. 10k+ users & $0 spent. This was 2019. But here's the catch: My resume had