Feed Post

Can you make your business like chakravyuh so if any company try to beat your company then that company needs to distroy highly complicated pillar of your business. Many billioner are operating their empire in chakravyuh models. What's your take

1. The more your company relies on your personal involvement, the less valuable it becomes to someone else. 2. Building a business that can thrive without you is the ultimate test of entrepreneurship. 3. The best way to make your business more valu

🔵Heyy hear me out !! 📌 What's the #1 thing in your bucket list ?? 🔵 Reply down/Comment down below

“How the Founder’s Divorce made the company fail ” Billions To Bankruptcy #10 ShopClues was founded by husband-wife duo Sandeep Aggarwal and Radhika Aggarwal in 2011.They quickly gained traction by targetied India’s Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets which

To all entrepreneurs and business leaders out here I want to hear hear about the top 3 challenges you're facing in your company.

Which social media platform is dying? Or not worth the time from your perspective (either as a content consumer or a business owner)?

🫣Do you know what my Caste is?(Richer on the Planet as of now) Hold on your Angry Faces :) First, Let's take a deep look at its Characteristics: Our Caste People 📌Thinks Very Deep & Out-of-the-BoX 📌Works Very hard, Day & Night 📌Smarter

I want to meet people who have business mindset (either they are doing business or planing to do). How do I find these kind of people? How do I make friendship with them? Please answer in comment..

Fundamentals of Business 1) Vision Mission :- Company should be clear about their vision 2) Market Analysis :- Analyse the Market Conditions to launch your product 3) Business Model :- Create Best Business Model according to your company 4) Marketin

ShopClues, once a promising Indian e-commerce startup, faced a spectacular downfall Short case study for Medial-os! - Fierce competition from Amazon and Flipkart left ShopClues in the dust. They just couldn’t keep up with the big players. - Lost