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An observation from early-stage startups: Who you bring in matters more than how quickly you build. Co-founders, early employees, investors— alignment among them is critical. Not just in skills, but in thinking, values, and approach. Choosing peo

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I’ve always admired Zoho. Not just for its products , but for what it represents. A global SaaS giant built not from Silicon Valley or Bengaluru, but from a tiny village in Tamil Nadu. No investors or IPO chase. In a world obsessed with exits and

Exciting News for Giveat! I’m thrilled to share that Giveat has been awarded Zoho Startup Credits under their Startup Program! 🙌 A huge thank you to Zoho for supporting early-stage startups like us — these credits will help us strengthen our oper

Is anybody from Kolkata interested in starting a business ? criteria: Profit making business Investment: not more than 10L early stage. I am looking for like minded people with like minded investment.

FACEBOOK Mark Zuckerberg built Facebook in a Harvard dorm room. He scaled fast by leveraging network effects. Zuckerberg said: “Move fast and break things.” 💡 Knowledge: Speed matters more than perfection in the early stages.

What matters most for a startup? 1. At Early Stage: The co-founder matter most. A strong, aligned team with complementary skills can take an idea from concept to execution. Technical skills can be learned, but trust, emotional intelligence, and res

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Why Do Most Startup Ideas Die Before Day 30? 💀 Everyone talks about the startup dream. But let’s be real... most ideas never even make it to a prototype. What’s the biggest killer of early-stage ideas?