Boxing Day: A roast of Indian Startups 🥊

Get me a Product Management Intern !!!! Is Getting Jobs from LinkedIn Opportunities just a myth ??

I might sound stupid here but please hear me out. The market is crowded with so many startups in every domain. Older startups are much more stable, on track to become profitable or are already profitable with a huge market share. Not to forget the legacy companies with deep pockets and years of R&D and experience. Along with the competition, funding is another major pain point now because of various reasons we all know of. Also, somewhere I feel we don't face a lot of burning problems we faced a few years back which gave birth to a lot of startups who were actually solving some problem. Most of the new age startups out there are not really solving any problem but just offering premium products or services targeting just the high earning individuals. Most of the new ideas are repetitive with no major differentiation or value add. Because of all these reasons, I feel we might see very few new startups in future let alone successful ones. Share your thoughts please!

What are some weird terms startups use that could be spoken normally? They need to stop using these freaking words. Let's put them all in this thread. Here are a few 1. Cohort 2. Kickoff/ Kickstarter 3. Deepdive 4. Supercharge 5. Breakouts 6. Teardowns 7. Kickass 8. Gamification 9. True North

Moengage is hosting a “flagship” event in their “home turf” and are asking employees not to come so they can save money on the number of plates served during lunch and the amount of beer bottles served. What’s the cheapest cost cutting measure your company has taken so far? The irony is that Moengage called an investor to whitewash their financial condition in a recent town hall.

startup employees who don't even get a proper mithai ka dabba on Diwali are ranting about Reliance employees gift of 1kg mix sweets, 1 silver coin and some Namkeen. Times we live in

One that gets 100 likes And 200 comments Been long got some recognition 😅 Shoot some ideas guys. Will execute them over long weekend 😬

I'll go first : 1. Clickup 2. whop 3. Even healthcare 4. Gumroad 5. Polymarket And mention the reason also, if possible. Time to discover some less-known startups 🍿

Having read quite a bit of bashing on a lot of companies and most of it is justified as well, as lot of the employees of those companies vetted for the information. Let’s maybe for the festive spirit, try listing companies which we are part of, or aware of, that still have atleast 2 of the following: Good pay Good work Good WLB Good career progression scope Should help people who’re in the job market right now.