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LinkedIn can get ridiculous at times because I accept requests from everyone. Today - I got a request from someone with whom I had 1000+ mutuals and we have virtually nothing in common in terms of our career. Clearly, he has the same philosophy.

Anchor keyword related reply - Ser, No one wants everyone to come through some elite doors. Common sense when it comes to revenue sharing. Unrealistic expectation when you hold the flag that I will get everyone through that door which can only allow

I am opening an e-bookstore! 📚 The idea is simple—I want to keep only those books that aren’t easily available. Instead of stocking common titles, I’ll ask the community which books they want and try to source them from different places. What do y

Hello to all the brilliant and sharp-minded business enthusiasts! Thank you for being part of this incredible platform MEDIAL. I'm excited to witness the dynamic changes in our industry. While I appreciate modern innovations, I still value old-school

A very common and brilliant strategy of most business owner I have seen is when their business reached a height exponentially, they just sell their majority stake to a big player in the market but staying at a position of top management. they get th

Today, I had an idea that could solve a common problem many Indians face: losing warranty cards for purchased items. What if there were an app where you could store all your warranty and guarantee card details? This app could notify you about expiry

I had plans to launch my startup, but things didn’t work out as I hoped. Failure isn’t the end for me, though—it's just a stepping stone. I’ve never been one to give up, and I won’t stop now. I’ll channel this experience into new projects and startup

I applied to a company, went through all the interview rounds, and was selected. However, when I was expecting to receive the offer letter today, the HR informed me that they don’t need additional developers at this time. As a 2023 graduate, this has

🚨 PSA: Why “I’ll Do AI Later” is Killing Businesses (Rant Alert!) 1. “AI is too $$$”: Biggest myth ever. I met a coffee shop owner automating orders for $10/month. Facepalm. ☕ 2. Your Spreadsheets Are Screaming: “Data-driven” isn’t a buzzword—it’s

I had an idea that could solve a common problem many Indians face: losing warranty cards for purchased items. What if there were an app where you could store all your warranty and guarantee card details? This app could notify you about expiry dates a