truly so grateful 🙏
i am a big fan of the people who hear my ideas, because i know they are not just “watching minds” they are “questioning minds”
and I’ll be honest, sometimes i get intimidated by how smart all of you are.
I rarely recommend Insta accounts, but this one truly deserves it. She covers real topics and shares genuinely helpful insights on life.
Her Twitter : @Simridhi_
Her Insta : https://t.co/2IsMTsn5T4
bangalore folks:
i am planning a mixer for brand managers and content creators.
because both are misunderstood by each other - so want to bring them under the same roof for new conversations to open up!
who’s in???
bangalore folks:
i am planning a mixer for brand managers and content creators.
because both are misunderstood by each other - so want to bring them under the same roof for new conversations to open up!
who’s in???
Delhi friend told me that he was coughing blood and doctor recommended him to move out of Delhi. He now stays in Goa and works remote.
A mass exodus from Delhi is not far off with these situations. SHAME.
gonna ask a dumb question,
but people come from their native places to bangalore to do something in life. which place do they go after they're done with bangalore?
gonna ask a dumb question,
but people come from their native places to bangalore to do something in life. which place do they go after they're done with bangalore?
the last item on benedict evans' list of what's actually hard is getting people to find budget and pay for it. not the code.
anyone who has sold software to an industry that didn't think it had a problem knows that's where most of the months go.
Every founder building on a frontier model gets asked the same question: what happens when the lab builds your product?
Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) has spent his career watching big tech companies try to build everything. Microsoft built Expedia, Bing and Office. Mobile operators thought they could build every app on the phone. His rule is that a big company wins when it can turn a new business into the thing it already does well. “Every time they try to do something that sat outside of that, then they fail miserably.”
The hard part, he tells @MohapatraHemant, was never writing the code. It is spotting a problem customers don’t know they have, and getting a whole industry to change how it works.