Pure d**k

Last 3 years of startups have been all about SaaS. I just don't get it. So far, it was about solving real problems at scale. First with consumer websites (google etc), then software, then shopping & delivery (amazon swiggy zomato fk etc etc) And now, it's all SaaS: - Imma build a startup to help white businessmen in America do better billing - Imma build a 360 degree feedback tool specifically for Norwegian miners - Imma build a SaaS software to help HR people note down who isn't dressed properly - Imma build a software to help hillbillies in the US better manage their trucking company Like how are smart people in India taking up entrepreneurship to build these ideas that are dull and feel like the end of life? How does anybody become excited by this? is it just money? what am I missing?

If I hire you, will you work 7 days a week & take a 35% pay cut on the current base? (forget my GSU & Bonus) I understand that the market is bad right now but trust me no one is open for slavery. 🥲 Yours sincerely, Not your slave.

I do agree with him though. Can't build great things without putting in great amounts of work

As a startup generalist, this has been unsettling, personally. What should all of us be doing to stay ahead of AI curve? What upskilling is required? What will be still relevant in 5-10 years?

I'll go first. Narcissistic AF, named a whole product after his name!

You won't believe what happened today at the office. I was chilling at my desk and minding my own business. That is when this boomer comes out of nowhere and tells me to clean the plates in the pantry. I was like, huh??? I did not join for this. I said, "Yeh mera kaam nahi hai" but he just smiled and said that, "Yaha everyone contributes to everything." What part to contribute to? Since when did "Software Engineer" include "Dishwasher" in the job description? I was so angry, but I didn't want to make a scene in front of everyone. So, I just rolled up my sleeves and picked up a plate. I could feel my blood boiling. That guy had the audacity to say, "Make sure you clean it properly" "Sahi mei? I have a degree in Computer Science, not some Hotel Management coolie." Before I started, he said that he was just kidding and it was just a joke. Has anyone else had to deal with this kind of nonsense at their company?

He should hire a PR agency now...heheh

What is one extremely important skill/quality to possess to be a good founder?