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The untold story of ZOOM! Zoom is a pretty well-known app since 2020. But Covid was not the only reason for their success. There was more! So, Zoom was started by Eric Yuan, who was born in China. He wished to move to Silicon Valley, inspired by Bi

🚀 Wow Momo's Ambitious Rs 650 Crore FY25 Revenue Target! 🚀 Guys, check this out! Wow Momo is aiming for a whopping Rs 650 crore in revenue for FY25. That's a 37% jump from last year! 📈 CEO Sagar Daryani's got some big plans: 1️⃣ Expanding their

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Must-Know Websites for Pattern Generation in UI/UX Design! Attention UI/UX designers! Want to enhance your design projects with unique patterns? Here are some invaluable resources you should bookmark: 1. Pattern Monster 2. Super Designer 3. Visiwi

Folks, found yourself confused between a business case and a business plan? I used to blur the lines a lot. A business case is all about justifying one specific decision - think of it like pitching a move with clear ROI, risks, and impact.
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Introducing ProXIcons- The Lightweight & Modern Icon Pack for Developers I'm excited to share ProXIcons v1.4.3–an open-source icon pack crafted specially for modern web and app development! Built with simplicity, scalability, and customization in mi

Is the Traditional 9-to-5 Obsolete? 🤔 My take: Mostly YES. While stable jobs exist, the compulsion of a rigid 9-to-5 structure is fading for several reasons: ✅ Tech Enablement: Tools like Slack, Zoom, Asana, etc., make asynchronous and remote coll

It is easier to start a hard company than an easy one. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, once said, “It’s easier to start a hard company than an easy one.” This might sound strange, but let me explain why it makes sense. When you solve a hard problem, f