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Customer Service in 2024: Is the Customer Always Right? Everyone's heard the saying "the customer is always right." But in 2024, with competition fierce and online reviews blasting bad experiences everywhere, is it that simple? Don't get me wrong, ke

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Today I was talking to my father, as usual, for 1-2 ghante. He suddenly asked me, “When was the last time you smiled, or felt truly happy?” I went silent. No clue. Then I forced my tiny brain to think about the last time I was happy. The sad fact wa

This Bug Made DoorDash Millions! On July 7, 2022, customers of the American food delivery app called DoorDash got to order anything on the app for free due to a glitch. This led to people going crazy and ordering every expensive thing they could.

🚀 Calling Future Founders — Let’s Build Bold We’re not just looking for any team. We’re looking for the right founders — those who are: ✅ Obsessed with solving a real problem ✅ Clear on their strengths (and working on their gaps) ✅ High on energy,

A lot of people don’t really understand what "sector rotation" means in the market so let's try to simplify it for them. Many times the market feels like doing something different. For example suppose right now everyone is busy buying finance stock

❗Swiped Right on Love? The Story of Tinder Tinder(Ep-1) Ever wonder how Tinder, the app that started e-dating, came about? It wasn't a team of love gurus, but a group of young, tech-team from Los Angeles! The Spark of an Idea: A college student a

When I was testing my hypothesis for Tanzabooks. I tried validating probable pathways. I held my dear horses patiently to understand the subtleties more deeply. Let me share my thought process. India is behind China and USA, but I do not think that

THE HIDDEN REASON BEHIND KFC'S REBRAND In 1991, Kentucky Fried chicken announced that it was officially changing its name to "KFC" The OFFICIAL REASON given was that health-conscious customers didn't like the word "fried," which they associated wit

I’ve always felt travel planning is broken. So many trips get ruined just because people don’t go at the right time weather, season, or local conditions make or break the experience. I’ve heard this over and over again: “the place was beautiful, bu