Suggest resources to delve deeper into finance.

Hi folks, I'm Aadit, Co-Founder & CEO at Zepto. We're one of India's fastest growing consumer internet companies and are today present across 10+ cities in the country. I'd love to chat with you folks about my journey in building Zepto, my thoughts on the quick commerce space, organization building, amongst other things. Ask away!

Hey guys I am currently a first year student I am doing cse from manipal but i am interested in startups and in future I want to work in the finance field. So how should I build by profile and what are the necessary things that I need to learn . Any tips for courses ?

Hi, Please suggest best available resources to learn trading, markets, finance, stocks and other stuff. Should be from basic to advanced level. Thanks

A friend and I have identified a niche requirement for finance functions of listed Indian entities. We would need to build a tech platform which allows our clients to create some kind of a public web page, the contents of which would be managed and controlled by our back end. A SaaS / CRM solution. Since we come from core finance backgrounds with primitive tech knowledge, please can you guide on: - Would it be feasible to outsource the development of this software to an outside agency - What kind of employees would be need to hire once the platform is ready - they would need to troubleshoot, build on new features etc. - What would the cost of development be? We are looking to self fund this venture and achieve some scale before seeking funding if required. - Any resources to read up to get better idea of tech? I have zero idea of languages, codes, platforms etc. Thank you :)

I am looking for corporate books which many other CFO's might have studied to become the best/incredible at their job, please do recommend some corporate study material to get better

What would you suggest a person with no tech background should start learning given the current AI scenario and what to learn? For context I’ll be working mostly as a manager, I’m a marketing graduate with MBA from tier 1 college, but i want to know what things you need to learn to work in roles like PM or things you might need to know to build a tech company?

Hi Team, I am currently working in IT and was working in the BFSI sector. With time I have developed interest in Finance. Need suggestions on how to switch from IT to Finance. Any one who has experienced the same process please comment.

Hi, I know it’s a much debated topic but I wanted honest views of my fellow grapers/viners/grapeviners. How valuable is an MBA as a PM? What are the trade-offs - MBA vs Non MBA? Does it affect the career 10 years down the line? About myself: I’ve 3.5 years of work experience as a PM in the BFSI sector. I did my engineering from a tier 1 institute and started my career as a PM. Currently wondering what to do next. The learning experience in the current company has been below par as of today with no signs of improvement. I would like to explore VC, PE but I’m happy with PM too. If you are pro MBA, bonus points for suggesting any relevant courses. If against, then please suggest any upskilling resources 🙌🏻 TIA

Suggest some courses.

Hey good folks, I’ve have had a decent long career of 9 years now, started with finance for 1 year switched quickly to category/program/ business facing roles for the longest time, I have worked in various edtechs - notable Unacademy initial days, currently working for a fintech company, I have a very good interest in tech as a whole for a long time, product management is the best role for me move forward and switch, I wanted to know a way to switch or learn in the right way, do courses work ? Will only practical experience work ? P.s not exactly a newbie in the space, I’ve identified problems, ideated, built and solved problems via features, functionality and process all in the purview of product + results - one of the reason why I find it extremely interesting What would be an optimal way to become a PM (wouldn’t say a right way)