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Why are most billionaires engineers? Take almost any big company, whether it's Google, Facebook, Apple, or even Zepto. All these companies were founded by tech engineers, not MBA student. Why? Because these companies often started as side project

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It’s because tech scales insanely fast. No factory, no inventory, just a laptop and code

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