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The Great Indian Paid Internship Scam 🎓💸 Welcome to the land where: 🔹 You pay to “work” 🔹 Get a fancy certificate (worth less than a pizza coupon) 🔹 And your “mentor” is a fresher from last year still figuring out Excel 😵‍💫 The script is al

Worst VCs in India Who are some of the worst VCs in India? Here's my list: Vaibhav Domkundwar: has NEVER responded to any email I sent to him Prime Ventures: Same as above and also think they are God's gift to entrepreneurship (despite a meh portfo

[TIL] Today i Learned #1 Pantone Pantone provides a universal language and standard for communicating and reproducing colors accurately across various industries and mediums. Without Pantone's color matching system, colors would be interpreted diffe

🚨 Swiggy’s SNACC: A Genius Move or a Customer Trap? 🚨 Swiggy just launched SNACC (Swiggy Network of Accessibly Curated Choices)...a fancy name for something far less glamorous: a way to make you pay more for less! Here’s what’s really happening b

How Munker Illusion is used by D2C and many more sectors to play with your minds and fool you. Look at the oranges given in the image, both may look same in the first photo, but they are exactly the same color in the second one. This is called the

Tips for generating logo and name for your business: 1. Understand Your Business: Start by understanding your business's mission, values, target audience, and unique selling points. This will guide the branding process and help you come up with rele

Make Your Instagram Feed Look Like a Magazine with Grid Planning Want your Instagram to look clean, stylish, and professional? Try grid planning! 👉 What is Grid Planning? It means planning how your posts look together on your profile — like a magaz

I have an idea to create a social media around voicechats. Not something like discord. Something where people could post voice chats in the main feed. And people could reply with the same. There will also be different groups based of specific topics

The Illusion of Choice: A Hidden Business Trick Yesterday, I stumbled upon something curious while shopping with my mom. Among the rows of detergents, two brands stood out—Ariel and Tide. Their bottles were identical in shape, only their colors and