Built in India SaaS products

Why India does not have technology-based product companies and why early companies like TCS, Infosys etc did not focus on the product.

Hello all, May I know which software focused or SaaS based companies/startups in India are actually profitable across multiple quarters? Also, where can I find a list of startups that have raised funding recently?

Do you know of any upcoming startups in B2B Space solving boring but painful problem(s)?

I'm from Hyderabad and I work remote in one of the top banglore based startups of India. I'm currently planning to move out due to layoff situations and would like to know good companies in Hyderabad I can consider to join as a Senior Software Engineer. Currently I plan to explore and interview with Google, Microsoft, Uber, Deliveroo What are other good companies with similar or better pay I can consider. Yoe: 7+ CTC: 40lpa

Hi all, What are some of the Big Tech companies who have *core* global product teams based out of India? Most roles I can find are for charters that are backend internal systems / non-core product streams / customizations for APAC or India. This is understandable since US alongside being their HQ, is also their largest market commercially by far. But was curious to see if there are any teams within Big Tech that are bucking that trend, and are building core products from India offices too. Not restricted to FAANG but to Big Tech at large, including Walmart, Target, Stripe, Uber, Adobe etc.

What are some good saas companies in India to explore?

The current startup tech employees and founders are filled with so much junkies who do not care about the product at all. The culture is set when the startup is founded,when the first set of employees arrive. These folks are some of the most driven and talented and that's fine, it's how it should be. But the problem begins when these folks do not find their own hiring strategy and copy the hiring strategy of other companies. Instead of analysing what works best for them they justify their hiring means by saying this is what other have done. The result is you get a bunch of leetcode warriors who are always wanting to jump ships when given opportunity, never forming deep knowledge about their industry and their product. I work in one of the legacy tech companies, sure we do not hire the best people but we nurture them and that earns loyalty and long careers in our company. Even the employees have a very 360 degree view wrt product. We always deeply care about our product. Tbh I love seeing the stupidity of the market and it makes me happy that more confident that these people are wrong and always will be. Even the Indian startups are unoriginal and copied from the west then how do you expect the hiring to be unique. We are all living in the circus where jokers are supporting each other in making the circus bigger.

Creating this thread to help the laid off folks look for their next company.

Let's ignore what's wrong with startups, keep this an optimistic thread. Which startups make you excited about their future? The ones that have cracked product, GTM, model, or something else. Name the best Indian startups :)