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Deep down observe people around you , then you will come up with at least 3/4 problems Then solve a problem worth $ something with a solution . If not then never call yourself a founder ever.

Hy I wanted to know how to start as a startup. I want to deal in the application and the project is good. Project : To create an application with calling along with voice , and signs to call save or delete a contact.

Tried cold calling for the first time. For the first call, I hesitated around 8-10 times. On the first call, I got answer as "Thankyou", and phone cut. Felt little bit disconnected, Hesitated again, the second person didn't receive the call. Th

Quick question: If you create a unique web app that currently doesn't make any revenue but it will in future and deploy it on a dedicated domain and start promoting it by calling it a tech startup, is that legal or do you need to establish a company

Introducing the application built with a vision of having "A call center on a mobile device." 🏬 The application is a powerful tool to make OUTBOUND SALES CALLS in BULK directly from an Android device. ☎️ Till now, A caller was taking, 'T' mins to ma

I've met several developers who use Next.js serverless backend for their applications, and while it's good and fast, I'm not sure it's accurate for them to call themselves 'Exceptional Backend Developers.' I'm not discouraging serverless functions,

What’s the most creative, funny, or disturbing thing you’ve ever read on a school/college washroom wall? Let’s be honest—washroom graffiti is the OG Twitter. From breakup advice to deep philosophy, to “call this number for a good time” — it had ever