I guess PW (Physicswallah) has the worst management system. As a company the biggest problem they have is everyone is doing everything the way they want to do it.
We recently did a very high project with them and had a very bad experience working wit
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Soumyadip Dey
Stealth • 21h
scaling online hit a certain level of platue after covid. now if someone wants to scale offline from a edtech they need huge capital which comes from vc who wants rapid growth over profit (at least at the short term)
I hate these posts: "I have a million-dollar startup idea, need co-founders/funding"
Bro, at least share what you're working on if you want collabs. And funding? Don't you think, you at least want an MVP for your product to get VC-ready.
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Uttkarsh Singh
Stealth • 1m
The naunce here is if someone even wants to go abroad for study and wants to come back to India, it will at least take 5 years for a better ROI, what do you think?
Upgrad secures $60 million from Temasek at $2.25 billion valuation.
write your opinion and tell about company future
#edtech
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RaghuR Bgohain
Stealth • 4m
I need investors to mine coal, invest at least 50 lakhs, hold for 3 to 6 months, at least 25% 30% profit more 50% or 100%, I have all the facilities, only need investors, I need from the profit share 7 % or 10%,I am from India, Assam
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Inactive
Stealth • 4m
In 1999, Webvan, an online grocery delivery startup (us zamane ka zepto), was scaling at a breakneck pace. Backed by millions in venture capital, they expanded to multiple cities in the US, built massive warehouses, and hired hundreds of employees, a
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from last 10yrs I have started many business ventures but no one gets successful because the trends change with high speed in this decade.. so who wants to invest in any business idea should have an idea and plan for at least 20 yrs in future,
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Yash Barnwal
Stealth • 3m
From EdTech giant to bankruptcy proceedings – the rise and fall of BYJU'S. Once valued at $22 billion, the company now faces insolvency after a series of acquisitions, debt defaults, and investigations.
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Rahul Gupta
Stealth • 8m
Sam Altman says GPT will continue to improve for at least the next 3 or 4 model generations: "we are so far away from when we start to level off"