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An Indian company is posting stuff like this seriously, what can we even say to others when the real problem is sitting right in our own house? And no, this isn't some typing mistake the words are crystal clear, you can't mess up a whole sentence li

Marc Andreessen’s advice to college students interested in startups If you’re 22 and wondering how to build a great career, here’s what Mark suggests. Find a fast-growing company with a strong culture and good training (like Airbnb back in the day)

This post is probably gonna be a bit odd but I wanted to write this and hence it is here. Have you ever thought about the reasons behind authors shifting to self publishing? Authors/Writers are the ones who remain unnoticed most of the time.Imagine

The most dangerous man in tech isn't Elon or Sam Altman. It's a 75-year-old professor they call the "Godfather of AI." After discovering a horrifying truth in Google's AI, he risked everything to expose it. Here's why they paid him $44 Million to

Meet the man who turned a cooking oil into a 300,000 CR IT company. 1. In 1966, Azim Premji suddenly came to India because of his father's untimely death. At 21, Azim had to run his hydrogenated cooking oil business - Western Indian Vegetable Produc

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Man behind India's third-largest food app after Zomato and Swiggy. 1. Anshoo Sharma had everything one could dream of—a computer science degree from IIT Delhi, an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad, and a coveted consulting job at Bain and Company. But he still