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"Nokia's Iphone Killer helped kill itself " Billions To Bankruptcy #2 Most Selling Mobile phone to Failure(Nokia) In 1998, Nokia was the fast selling mobile brands globally.Nokia’s profit was about 4 billion in 1999. In 2007 Apple came up with iP

I may be wrong but I feel chasing success is the most overrated thing that has been fed into our mind, we should not chase success but we should let success come to us with a slow and steady process, what's your thought?

"Success has no enemies, but failure does – in the form of friends, relatives, and society."

In 2000, Nokia ruled the world—selling 7 phones every second and owning 70% of the market. But a decade later, it collapsed completely. How did the king of mobile phones fall so fast ? The rise and fall of Nokia, explained: Nokia started in 1865

"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." — Winston Churchill Do you agree with this?

Be honest — how confident are you in your resume's chances of passing an ATS scan? Let’s see what the community thinks 👇 A) Very confident – I’ve optimized it well B) Somewhat – Not sure if it’s ATS-friendly C) Not confident – I used a template bu

"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." — Winston Churchill This quote always keeps me going. What's your favorite quote?

"Am 1 a success or a failure?" If you are a failure, no amount of explanation will change the results, for the one thing the world will never forgive is failure. The world wants smccesses; it worships successes, but it has no time for failures.

Unlearning is harder than learning, but it’s absolutely crucial for growth. Here are 5 instances where I had to unlearn: 1/ Perfection: Early in my career, I believed everything had to be perfect before I could act. I learned that getting things do

okay idk who'll agree with i think but microsoft's UI in the nokia lumia was the best UI design ever existed