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Biggest Red Flag In Startups?

End sems are a big red flag. They always break my web dev consistency! But I am still managing to build projects in it while in exam season.

🚨 Spotting trouble early can save your product. We asked: What’s the first red flag you always take seriously? Vote and tell your insight could help someone catch a failing signal before it’s too late. 👇

Get Started 18: FAKE EXPERT TRAP ALERT! You Just Got Scammed by a "Pro"! That smooth-talking "tax expert" with the fancy LinkedIn profile just delivered garbage work and disappeared with your money... What was the biggest red flag you ignored?

The worst thing you can do to yourself is self doubt, be the hero of your life and always stay positive. This is not just saying: self doubt is the biggest killer.

Fundraising can be tough, and the last thing you need is to be scammed by a fake VC. To protect yourself and your business, always remember these key checks: * Due Diligence: A legitimate VC will have a verifiable track record of investments and a s

Tax ❌ Theft ✅ I've never seen any good thing with our tax money i only see bad things like war they use our tax money to start world order 3 🗿 prepare for the biggest crisis the world has ever seen

Biggest mistake founders make when explaining their idea to VCs is label themselves equal to an established brand in same or another sector. For example, I am building the CRED for health sector or I am building the Indeed for students or I am buildi

I am so dumb. I don't have any experience in hiring candidates but then also I have involved myself in the hiring process and I was the part of the hiring panel. Two blunders which I made during the process. 1) It was a technical round and duri

Another huge startup opportunity The U.S. now requires student visa applicants to make their social media public. That means every post, photo, and like is now part of your visa application. One wrong impression online could raise a red flag—and yo