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✴️ Low morale Low morale can manifest a lack of accountability in a variety of ways, but tends to stem from inadequate and ineffective communication. The Fix: CHAT IT UP. Employees often have no idea if they’re making a contribution or not — and r

Here's a visual representation of the funding paradox in Indian startups: Image: A pie chart with a small slice (2.4%) labeled "Women-led startups" and an even smaller slice (1.3%) labeled "Black and Latinx founders". A separate section shows a dive

I'm developing a platform that connects busy students and professionals who crave home-cooked meals with home cooks looking to earn extra income. Many students and employees living away from home struggle to find healthy, affordable, and delicious m

In 2015, everyone thought Reddit would die. Their CEO quit, millions of users protested & it was the most toxic place on the internet. 9 years later, it's Gen-Z's favorite hangout site worth $12.5 Billion. The impossible turnaround Silicon Valley

Elon Musk's commitment to his vision became clear in a revealing conversation with Bill Gates. Gates had shorted Tesla stock, meaning he was betting against it. Elon asked, "Why would you do that?" Gates said it was just a financial decision based on

This entire MapMyIndia saga is such a blatant CORPORATE THEFT by the promoters 📛📛 MapMyIndia’s Mappls was supposed to give Google Maps a run for its money, in the founder’s own terms. And poof—they've made it disappear into a brand new company, i

Mangrove Labs: The Tiny Company Making Big Changes with Farm Waste Imagine if all the leftover bits from farms—coconut husks, rice straw, old trimmings from trees—could be turned into clean fuel. Instead of burning them up and polluting the air or l

📖 DAILY BOOK SUMMARIES 📖 🚀 12 Lessons From 👉 🔥 Scaling up : How companies make 🔥 ✨ By Verne Harnish ✨ 1. People: Building a Strong Team • Right People in the Right Roles: Harnish emphasizes hiring, developing, and retaining the right tal

Meet the man who left his high-paying US job and built a 60,000 CR company in India. 1. Anand Deshpande had been an ace student. He cleared the entrance exams for NDA and MANIT but opted to study computer science engineering at IIT Kharagpur. He mad

Ever wonder why the road in your locality, or the drainage or sanitation in your city is never really fixed despite decades having passed at times? 😅😅 If no, then the authorities in your city or Govt in your State must be doing a good job for your