@lalpathlabs Terrible service. Paid twelve thousand for a test and report is over 3 days late. No resolution from customer support after multiple calls
Growing trend >> Cos hiring stay-at-home (first time) career seeking homemakers👇
This is a 12MN sized untapped talent pool.. could be a BIG driver for economic mobility of women in Tier 2/3 Indian cities!
Have seen this firsthand at @SquadIQOfficial...
https://t.co/MurSraCRr8
We’ve not just one, but two exciting updates!
Squadrun is now SquadStack, and we’ve raised $5M in a Series A funding round led by @ChirataeVC for the next phase of our growth.
To learn more, visit- https://t.co/ynjhobDrfR
#Funding#SeriesA#ChirataeVentures
How did Reliance go from being a staid oil and gas company to one of the most sought after investment targets globally? The answer is, of course, data (aka, the new oil). (1)
https://t.co/tGuhpw7Te2
A B2B Product Management story:
-New product idea
-PM diligently talks to customers about whether such a product will solve their problems
-All say “yes”
-PM reports findings to exec team, gets staffing for the product
-First version launched
-Hardly any customer adopts it
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Thread.
Manish Sabharwal of Teamlease is an interesting mind. Those of you who saw his interview w @jomalhotra of @ThePrintIndia where he spouts stats & speaks his mind bluntly, would surely concur
If you havent seen it do see https://t.co/7NZX8cNCPp
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Recently we defined the vision and principles for the Design and Research team at Twitter. The goal was to align on behaviors that will enable us to create a more inspired team and a better Twitter. Sharing here so you know how our team is showing up and showing out.
"If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room"
Nowhere is this truer than in hiring and building teams. Great product, marketing & sales take you from 0 to 10. But great PEOPLE are that most special ingredient for the Founder's long journey from 10 to 100.
Salesforce ($170B market cap):
$114,000 revenue per customer
Shopify ($120B market cap):
$1,500 revenue per customer
Selling to large enterprises may no longer be necessary to build a large software company.