The CEO of a listed company wants a comedian to service thousands of substandard Ola bikes.
Funny indeed!!
Bhavish Agarwal has done a lot of audacious stuff and I have followed his journey very closely since 2010. First as a passive observer and later through mutuals. Have met him and he’s a fine man.
This e-interaction of one upmanship will cost dearly to him I’m afraid
I’ve worked with him in OLA, will not say he’s a fine guy. Surrounds himself with yes man.
Disagree. I have visited the Ola office multiple times during 2018-19 for meetings, and almost every time I saw him shouting at someone we were meeting for one thing or the other. He doesn't even think to shout in private and not when an external party is watching.
OLA market share has already dropped to 27%. Good luck in dropping it 10% more in the coming months. arrogant dumbfuck.
Joke is on the people who bought e bikes. They are fools. Bhavish is a businessman selling substandard bikes for premium shoes his smartness. He is infact the smartest indian. He made money from investors and customers.
Failing to deliver on your word and making false promises is not smart, it just loses him credibility. Selling substandard product and false advertisement to exploit the general public is not a "business", it's fraud
These ev sellers make more money with subsidies actually. Hike up the price so that state and central govt pays for 10-30% or whatever fixed amount of price.
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