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India's job market is dangerous. The majority of youth are underemployed. Many people are unable to locate their dream careers. Things will get worse, not better, in the future. Nobody knows the solution, and we should be developing our own, whi

Day 27-29: My Journey towards entrepreneurship. Tough times ahead. Lost job, wrong returns and what not. Life doesn't gives you lemon. Sometimes you're empty handed. I believe in side incomes because being a freelance which earned me more than 5L

how about a platform to buy refferal for job application. iykyk will people pay and what are consecuences

I want to build a web application where people can buy or sell job referrals. Will this work?

Why Nobody talks about the other side of entrepreneurship? Sucessfull Founders Makes Money, Get Fame And Treated as Celebrities But There is Another side too. Most of the founder failed to build A successful startup due to various reasons despite g

Entrepreneurship demands more from you than any job ever will. You'll work 10 times harder, face countless setbacks, and often go months or even years without a steady paycheck. But you don't do it for quick rewards—you do it for the chance to build

When I become successful, I will ensure nobody faces what I am facing. A good idea, working on prototype etc but still no investors. I will fund people solely on the idea and it won't be too much competitive.

Are people applying for jobs through Medial? It will be remarkable when we see on someone's profile, "Medial helped me get this job."

Wooh 🚀 ! Great news that Tata Group will rollout India's First Chip by 2026, Basically it is on 28 NM Fabrication Process but in the future it will become 22 NM Chips according to Business Standard. As we see , In India firstly started Assembly, Ma

No, not all startup ideas are taken. No, it's not too late. No, it's not hard. It's the opposite. 30 years from now, people will remember the 2020s as the golden era of building internet startups. You're one of the luckiest, so build something now