Got a VC offer!
Hey everyone!
We got our first VC offer - FINALLY!
Having said that, we rejected it.
Feel free to ask me any questions you would want, except the VC name for confidentiality purposes!
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Umm these are really broad questions
Tried 30 VCs to land this. Wasn’t easy. We had to agree on some pivots, but then some we couldn’t align so we had to remove. They told us not to worry too much on profitability
We(My friend and I) are thinking of starting a career related page on instagram. Currently we think that we will address common problems such as how to get into a career/Stories of pivots, notable people.
What else would you like to see? Any ideas o
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A Rathod
Stealth • 1m
We had opened Newly Online imitation Jewellery Product..
But unable to do marketing
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Pranav Nirmal on Hiatus
Stealth • 4m
I had to read whole book just to understand why we have to save money,
(Not kidding)
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Harsh Dwivedi
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Medial • 2m
Instant profitability does not always mean that your startup is a VC scalable business. Something to note when we judge any startup these days who aren’t profitable.
The unprecedented and exponential development taking place in the field of Artificial Intelligence has made it uncertain what the future looks like. What is the broad set of skills we need to develop to tackle AI and be future ready ?
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Niraj Kumar Singh
Stealth • 2m
We already doing 25 to 30% net margin and now we need to scale but some where we stuck .
Unpopular Opinion: Mega Tech Platform cannot scale with regular Indian VC.
What do you think about VCs and their recent chase for profitability? Especially, for companies like Koo, Sharechat.
I mean, we know and we've seen in the history of start-up
We entrepreneurs think out of the box. So this question is to all the entrepreneurs.
How do you think, we can stop corruption in India at the ground level?
To get a small businesses registration, or any kind of licences at many places we still have
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has requested the government to remove the angel tax on startups ahead of the upcoming Budget.
"We had recommended this in the past as well," DPIIT Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh sai
