Their sign-up is also one of the career. Try that 😉

IT Assistant

Do we get to watch premium content if we work here????

Content Compliance

Software Engineer

Product Manager

Product Designer

Found this sometimes back on leetcode.  
  
 This guy seems to be working really HARD.

Staff Engineer

DevOps Engineer

Analyst

Pankhe ka business sahi chal rha. Jokes aside the numbers are quite better than most Indian startups and there is no need to create demand in this evergreen industry also, and hugely profitable

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Pankhe ka business sahi chal rha.
Jokes aside the numbers are quite better than most Indian startups and there is no need to create demand in this evergreen industry also, and hugely profitable

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I feel they would be raising for 4-5 months of runway at a time this way. Anybody knows?

The fundraise is an extension of its convertible debt round in which it has already raised $49 million from Tencent and existing investors such as Lightspeed

Sharechat closes $16 million fundraise while firing up to 5% of workforce

Sharechat raises $16Mn in extended debt round. Also laid off 5% workforce.

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The timing of Zeptos fundraise is significant given the slump in investments into growth- and late-stage startups on the one hand and the correction being witnessed in the quick commerce segment on the other.

Unicorn drought ends as Zepto raises $200 million at $1.4 billion valuation

Zepto becomes India's 1st 2023 unicorn

Everything kept aside, it’s genuinely awe-inspiring that they’ve been able to do this in a market with close to zero interest in consumer internet plays, and most models failing  
  
 There’s definitely something about the way they executed. And many good things are said within the ecosystem about Aadit as a founder!

Who can make money in India? - Astro, Cricket (Gambling), Bollywood and Religion

Goes to show how desperate Indian people are for solutions in life that they are doling out money to babas and astrologers 
  
 But then again, we've always been that kind of a people 
  
 Retention and sustainability will be a huge problem if the customers aren't happy with results though. Will be interesting to see the next few years playing out for astrotalk.

Generalist

Dukaan turned profitable

Isne Twitter post auto trigger pe rakh diya tha. 
  
 if profit > 0 { 
  postOnTwitter(); 
  } else { 
  initiateLayoffAndCreatePostOnAI(); 
 }

VC here. Doing this for fun.
Don't take all views seriously.

Comment a startup's name, I'll share if it's promising or whatever I know

Third Wave has only 1 year of runway left, with 70% of it's outlets being loss making 🤯

When you compete to serve the top 1% of India, obviously it will end up in losses

Category Manager

Corporate Strategist

In the world of d11 and games 24x7, Mr. ashneers startup has failed miserably and proved that he is good in reels and shark tank only??

Ashneer Grover new Venture CricPe is dead

Senior Consultant

I'm talking about real profits, startups that generate good revenue and do not depend on VC money.

Are there any profitable Indian startups?

I know this might be a one off, but even if they are close to profitable/break even quarters, this can become a strong business

Big if true, given Meesho’s scale

I dont trust a single words come out of the CXO’s mouth in case of startups. All bullshiting and hyping

Engineering Manager

Team is less than 10 people still, slowly growing. Net profit could be higher, that's top priority to work on now. Total cash invested by founders was 15L over 3-4 years.

Yearly revenue :

2019 - less than 30k 
20 - 1.5L (after pivot)
22 - 50L

Getting to the first lakh and then to 10 lakhs was probably the most challenging part.

We thought of shutting down multiple times, struggled through multiple fights between founders. Glad we didn't stop working and pulled through.

This is my 4th or 5th attempt at starting up. Except for 1, other attempts didn't even get to incorporation stage.

Would love to hear from other bootstrappers and their experience.

Personal milestone: 1Cr in rev as a bootstrapper

We’re at about $400K bootstrapped with a team of 2 (me included), started in 2019. Revenue almost doubled in last 18 months. 
  
 My personal observation is that if you’re going to bootstrap, you need to go after high margin, niche markets (unless you’re doing services) because you don’t have a lot of money for marketing. 
  
 Our main growth channel is affiliates and SEO. Growth will be slow so we just have to keep at it. Also, beware of VC-funded competitors.

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