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Nike is laying off 1,600 people as part of their 3-year cost-cutting plan. Cisco announced a fresh round of layoffs and fired 4,250 employees. According to Layoffs FYI, 32,000 tech workers have already lost their jobs in 2024. Market is awful. Bra

Tech Layoffs are a PSYOP! The tech bros are in the midst of a bloodbath where even the fittest don’t survive.This is a coordinated scam by corporate executives to drive down the cost of tech labor. Notice how the majority of these layoffs have been

Okay Let's discuss about Cost cutting today ! As a major chunk of revenue goes in marketing, so what is the way to reduce it to minimal cost with higher returns. Give your opinion along with examples if possible. I think, Content Creation and organ

Tool Overload? Time to Marie Kondo Your Tech Stack (medial exclusive) → More tools ≠ More productivity. Here's how to slim down: 1. Audit your toolbox. Ruthlessly. 2. Seek all-in-one solutions. They exist. 3. If it doesn't spark joy (or revenu

I believe that instead of always trying something entirely new, it’s better to approach what you already have in a new way. The experience you gained from your last moment or event might not always work with a new event or scenario. But if you appr

Ola Announces Major Layoffs, Impacting Around 1,000 Employees Across Multiple Departments Indian ride-hailing giant Ola has reportedly laid off approximately 1,000 employees as part of a broader restructuring effort. The job cuts primarily affect

Would You Delete 80% of Your Users to Build a Billion-Dollar Business? In 2011, PayPal had a problem—too many users, but not enough profitable ones. Their solution? They banned accounts that cost more in support than they generated in revenue. The r

A lot of you have been asking me a case study on zomato's marketing, so here it is - 1) Zomato knows it's audience well, and we know which age group, see our posts where! So our content is in relation to it. 2) We try to be relatable to our commu

Startup Terminologies Demystified 🚀 1) LTV (Customer Lifetime Value): The total revenue a business can expect from a single customer during their entire relationship with the company. It helps measure how valuable a customer is in the long run.

Revenue, Costs, and Profit: The Foundation of Business When running a business, understanding how money flows is crucial. The three essential elements are: Revenue: The total income from selling goods or services. Costs: Expenses incurred to operate