In India, billions of dollars are managed on excel and pen/paper.
Brokers, small distributors, and family offices lack comprehensive software to manage data and client portfolios.
A company looking to solve this: Centricity picked up $20 M in a see
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Shiva
Curious Mind • 6m
I think there is odoo in the similar rather same space in providing business management softwares. And it seems affordable too. In a podcast I've heard that even small book sellers can use it effectively
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Ajay Gupta
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How Amazon and Flipkart used to avoid scam by sellers during early days? I am asking when Fulfilment by Amazon and Flipkart was not very prominent. I have heard in news channels that one guy ordered laptop through Flipkart have received bricks.
Testimonials and proof of work really help you in terms of getting the flow of clients in your DMs and emails regarding the services you are providing. Saying this from experience as I've closed 5 clients in a row in the last 2 weeks.
I've heard working in startups is better than working in a corporate when you're starting full time. I believe in this bcs even I feel like startups can help with more learning in the early stages of one's career.
Any thoughts/ suggestions/ views fro
I have an idea that is like Zepto , Blinkit but I look into region based model instead of dark store model . We specially focuses on customers value and trust which can be slove out through local sellers or their's area's seller . Now we can see that
How to actually find and land internship roles in startup companies?!
I've a friend whose dad's a VC so it's easy for him to navigate through this space. Whereas, I personally find it rather difficult to find roles.
