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What do you think is the main reason most startups fail?

Day -1 (Ask people question ⁉️) Do you think a 60 Sec video platform will still working in india?

Peter Thiel throws 7 brutal questions every founder should ask before building their startup dream. Here they are (ask yourself too 👇): 1. The Engineering Question – Can you create a breakthrough tech? 2. The Timing Question – Is now the right ti

Interviewer: “What’s your expected salary?” What do you think is the right answer to this question?

Hello Everyone, What do you think, India will be the next destination for startups because government is coming with some great policies for startups , let's take example of GIFT city where startups have 0% GST and first 10 years no tax for Startups.

Ask me question about any of your stock holding and I'll review it for u!

The shark tank effect is real. I think this is the major reason why most of the startups go there.

1. Nobody wants to sign up. Let them explore first. Ask later. 2. People don't read. Your UI should explain itself in 3 seconds. 3. The homepage is not the product. The product is the onboarding. 4. Your first users won’t come from SEO. They’ll

When someone tells you about their venture or project - please don’t ask How much funding have you raised as the first question- please, Ask about how you are different, what things have you done different, what challenges did you faced and how ha