I’ve been saying it for too long: Tata is dead as an innovative force.
It has become the classic elephant—massive, slow, and buried under bureaucracy. Decisions take too long, ownership is diffused, and the instinct to move fast has been replaced by process, committees, and risk.
Most customers will move to other products as you hit the limit in a couple of days. I hit the limit in 3 days even after buying a $20 subscription
Such products hit the shelves and die but there is nothing being done about it by @adcock_brett@hark_labs
India will face its toughest time since independence in the coming years. But if the govt launches a campaign to make Indians considerate of each other, trustful of each other, and benevolent to each other, it will bless the country with a kavach to protect it from adversaries.
India will face its toughest time since independence in the coming years. But if the govt launches a campaign to make Indians considerate of each other, trustful of each other, and benevolent to each other, it will bless the country with a kavach to protect it from adversaries.