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Aryan Pandey
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One minute, I’m pitching to investors like a shark tank pro. The next, I’m fixing website bugs like a frustrated coder. By lunchtime? I’m giving myself a motivational pep talk because HR (also me) said I need better work-life balance. Moral? If my startup had an org chart, my name would be everywhere.

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