I'm currently working at an EdTech startup HeyCoach. I'd like to discuss the evolution of workspaces for employees nowadays. Most companies in Bangalore, where I'm based, opt for space providers and coworking spaces like Urban Vault, BHive, and Sattva. However, before COVID, when I worked in Andhra, coworking spaces weren't common. We had traditional cubicles equipped with basic stationery, landlines, and printers. I'm curious about this evolution – is it unique to Bangalore's culture or startup culture in general? Could it be driven by cost-saving measures by management?
Flex space is part of the space strategy for many companies in the major cities today. Lesser upfront investment and more flexibility
Hi Bangalore folks,
I would be moving to Bangalore for the first time next month. I am a startup founder in early 20s and our current team strength is 4 founders (to go to 7-8 by end of year)
I was wondering what would be the best loca...
I work as a data scientist in a remote setting. I meet my team once a quarter. Here in Bangalore all my friends and my wife have work from office so I end up getting too lonely working from home. Also, this has shrinked my network compar...
Look on the positive side. You have a job which is remote.
I'm a 28-year-old married (Wife is also working) individual currently residing in Kolkata, where the living expenses are relatively low. I have 5 years of work experience, and my current compensation package is 28 lakhs fixed and 3 lakhs...
Nah stay there only. Why relocate to Bangalore If you are earning a decent amount and living with your family happily.
Instagram drives fomo have created epidemic of status driven consumption like ₹2500 for a one hour class of pottery, strawberry picking for Rs. 2000.
What happened to free activities like playing morning cricket or enjoying IPL finale...
Finally someone said it 🙏 Why is Staying at home looked down upon