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How Zomato cracked the menu score? In the competitive food delivery world, Zomato has introduced a game-changing feature. Their Menu Score offers valuable insights that help restaurant partners optimise their menus. This tool is revolutionising how r

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Do you folks tip the Amazon / FirstCry delivery guys? I don’t. But I do tip the Swiggy / Zomato guy. And this is something that I have seen with a bunch of my friends as well. Is it fair to assume that Amazon / FirstCry delivery guys are bette

The Art of Starting Small: Big Dreams, Small Steps- Dreaming big is essential, but the real magic happens when you start small. Here’s why: 1. Lower Risk: Small steps mean you can test your ideas without risking everything at once. 2. Learn as You

Remember this how Facebook looked when it launched. Don’t waste time building and testing too much in MVP stage. Just launch your hero feature, if there’s need people will still use a buggy or bad UI. Focus on validation first. Just ship it.

Zomato: A Menu That Changed the Game In 2008, Deepinder Goyal noticed a simple problem, his colleagues were wasting time hunting for restaurant menus. Instead of ignoring it, he turned the problem into an idea:- scanning and uploading menus online.

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I just saw a medial thread complaining about Amazon workplace culture and according to my knowledge there is a book written by Deepinder Goyal (founder zomato) the book is named "Culture" The book is basically about workplace culture. So i wanted to

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Deepinder Goyal didn’t quit his job to start Zomato. He built it as a side project. Back in 2008, while working at Bain & Company, he noticed his colleagues wasted too much time searching for restaurant menus. So he uploaded scanned menus online.