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Simon Sinek: "Small Companies are more Innovative and by Buying them Big Compaines become Innovative." 💡

Ever feel like we build something cool, and to be called "old" the next day? Chasing the latest tools, llm modelsis exhausting. Maybe the real win is creating stuff that lasts, not just trends

The founder’s real job isn’t chasing trends. It’s noticing the inefficiency everyone else tolerates.

Hello we learnhyve including a feature where students can participate in small gig based projects of companies and startups to gain practical knowledge while learning. But I am not getting any contact number of HRs of companies and famous startups ca

Silicon Valley's dirtiest secret: The most "innovative" companies don't innovate, they buy. Tesla has bought 9 companies since its inception. And Facebook? 78 companies in 15 years. Here's what they don't want you to know : Silicon Valley wasn’t

What's are the current trends in Startups and Tech that you have recently noticed?

Can India launch its own Tech Giant? There are many big tech companies and startups from India and Indians are working on the top post of big tech giants but from India itself there is no tech giant.

Getting DMs like: “When’s the next update?” Truth is: Great things take time. In AI, trends change every week — we don’t chase them. We’re building foundations, not features. Agents ≠ gimmick. They’re startups inside AI. We don’t follow trends. We cr