if given enough money and resources, what problem will you solve?

Startups turn big only if the are solving a critical problem or adding a lot of value in our lives. It seems most of the problems faced by rich and upper middle class folks are already solved. We are left with lower middle class and poor people but most entrepreneurs don't address their problems as it's difficult to create a profitable business catering to these people who have very little disposable income. Thoughts?

Looking for sectors to focus in the near future - want to get into entrepreneurship’ What do the people of India - any solid sectors that can have a great impact or be looked into Love to hear from anyone on this - looking for problem to work on And hopefully build a start up in few year or two Anyone ?

Hi Folks, I'm Pratham, Founder of Masters' Union. We're a new-age business school with a unique practitioner-led higher education, where courses are taught by CXOs of top companies in India. I'd love to chat with you folks about my journey in building Masters' Union, my thoughts on the future of Education in India, and discuss my experience in building fast-paced businesses, amongst other things I'll be back at 5 pm and start answering your questions :) Ask away!

Inspite of so many "better than earlier govts" reforms in the last 10 years...the govt hasnt done much needed reforms in the income tax regime. The govt is doing a few good things like dissolving inept psu's, selling off entities like Air India (privatisation), etc. But when and how are we going to increase the tax base?? Why is govt failing to do so? It is high time we rationalise it. We cannot dream of becoming a prosperous country with such poor policies in place https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/pay-income-tax-be-political-orphans-why-it-matters-for-indias-economy/articleshow/107405605.cms

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Hi all , I’m IT professional and thinking of building something my own . I neither have any business experience nor any MBA degree . I grew up in middle class family with parents as govn employees. Any guidance , from where can I start with?

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So here's the thing. I'm 4 years into my SWE career & have realised this field is not for me for long term. I seriously want to get out of this rate race early. But I don't have any skill or talent other than SWE which can earn me decent money. Since SWE pays well my lifestyle has become of higher standard and I am now used to this lifestyle and don't want to compromise on this lifestyle by leaving the well paying SWE field. I have around 50 lakh of savings invested and interested in some business of my own but don't have a clue where to start. Please give me ideas of how I can get out of this rat race early ?

I am a React.js Developer & have 2 YOE (6 months at a consultancy startup + 1.5 years in a service based MNC). I do not like working with React.js for multiple reasons & do not wish to pursue working with this further. I want to know what are some alternative career paths or technologies that are as much in demand & feasible to switch towards? Ideally, towards a more stable, battle-tested technology or tech stack and something that is as well paying too. (..continued from my original post) Some technologies that I considering are JAVA , ASP.NET & Laravel as unlike React.js, they are not loosely opinionated and don't have a constantly changing API where the way of writing code itself changes (e.g - redux and/or using data fetching libraries) . There is no standardised best practice to conform to. But, the problem is that I find Laravel jobs are not in use in corporates or large tech companies but apparently ASP.net core jobs are not as well paying for equivalent years of experience as that of a front-end React.js developer. TC - 8.6 LPA (2 YOE)