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Word to Know: Burn Rate - How fast a startup spends money. Lower rates = longer runway.

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What do you think can be done to promote India's tourism? Can a startup around this space can sustain .... or its just not needed?? Thaughts?

At what age did you hear the word 'startup' for the first time? And what was ur thoughts about it

𝗕𝘂𝗿𝗻 𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗮 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗽 : The amount of cash a company is losing per month. It’s essentially the negative cash flow of the business. Let's understand this with some maths : Suppose a startup has 1,000,000 Rs in the bank and spends

🚨 Critical Startup Metrics VCs look for ➨ When securing venture capital, 4 key metrics are essential at EVERY stage of a startup's growth: • Revenue • Net Burn Rate • Full-time Employee Headcount • Gross Margin ➨ Cash is king in early stages but

500M in Cash💰 reserves?!😵‍💫 Telegram has just 30 full time employees & 1 billion+ active users. Telegram is now profitable 🚀 Yes,it's profitable with over $1Billion cash revenues and they have $500M 🤑in cash reserves! Comment if you know wha

How much salary should a full-time founder, previously earning ₹20 lakhs annually, take from their startup after raising ₹1 crore in angel investment? Or should they forgo a salary entirely to maximize the runway?

Multiple startups are facing cash-crunch and employees are suffering because of mismanagement and failure of management to either create a sustainable startup or failure to raise money. Would you stick with a startup if it runs out of cash?