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📊 EBITDA Positive ≠ Profitable: The Startup Illusion/delusion EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is just a fancy term used to prevent yourself to be called loss making and shows reduced losses 1. Depreciation

I think IT companies should think about This.

📢 WTF is EBITDA ❓🤔 EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization ( Amortization in simple words is like repayment of installment/loans). It’s like looking at how much money a company makes from its core busine

Do you think that the new government should appoint an AI and tech minister in its cabinet?   I think it must be if we want to get better at it and make use of our talent in a positive way.   What are your thoughts, guys?

Do you think remote work is positive or negative for startups?

So far, based on the results from Nifty 500 companies, if we sum it up, revenue growth is coming in at around 5% year-on-year, and EBITDA growth is roughly 9.5% YoY. Among individual names, Tejas Networks and AU Small Finance Bank have delivered the

Soham Parekh breaks his silence. What do you think? Was it fair on his part to work in multiple companies at once or totally nonsense?

Whenever i try to code like champ at 3 AM My family is like turn off the light and go to sleep

Here's a short list of companies based out in the US, China and EU. Interesting thing is - the number of American and Chinese companies are at par to the number of companies the enntire EU and UK collectively has. And where do you think India sta