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Not All Early Stage Products Are MVPs. Understand the difference between a PoC, Prototype and MVP. 1. PoC (Proof of Concept) = Can we even build this? 2. Prototype = Can users see and understand how the product will function? 3. MVP = Will people

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I’m a developer + product enthusiast who's been working with early-stage startups to build MVPs fast—leveraging AI to cut down common bottlenecks. From UX tweaks to market research and product strategy, I love diving in early. Curious—how are you sp

All over the social media platforms, Kinder Joy x Harry Potter is trending. Does anyone know how it went viral and why? It used to be a hyped product during our childhood, but after that, I never saw it trending much. Suddenly, it has made a comebac

Hey everyone, I made a huge mistake today. Due to some network issues, I accidentally posted the same thing on social media 10 times! 😅 I’m really sorry for the inconvenience caused and I promise this won’t happen again. Thanks for understanding!

Everyone thinks that jaguar redesign is a wrong decision, think again - there is a huge competition in their industry, everyone is talking about them now , for me i think its a huge marketing game to revive the hype either be it negative or positive

Met a founder who uses Whatsapp for all team communication. Has raised $500K. I’d never understand how is that even possible. (P.S.- I’m a sucker for slack).

Why do you think that Education Loans are not that popular in India? like in USA and western countries, almost each kid got atleast $50,000 in student loan, while in India I never saw anyone taking student loans. So Why?

After the IPO news, NSE's valuation has jumped by 60%. There is so much demand for this company in the market right now that it might never be available at a lower price again.

In 2012, Facebook ran the most dangerous psychological experiment in history. Without consent, they manipulated the emotions of 689,000 random users. The results? So shocking, they tried to bury them. Here's how they REALLY built a $1.5 Trillion e