Indian Bureaucracy be like: red carpet for big capital, red tape for startups.
An Indian insurance startup founder claims his company Kenko was destroyed by the regulator who saw entrepreneurs like him as "crooks."
Kenko was a stupid product. I had terrible experience with them.
I am sure they were unfairly treated, but such ideas have a natural death
I would like to hear the other side of the story too, sounds pretty one sided to make any judgement
It was doomed from the beginning. They approached me for some freelance work and when I looked through, I realised all of their products were at an imagination stage. They had no clue how they’ll assess anyone’s health or price those damn plans. It felt like a moonshot and that’s just one or two years back.
You can mention current/ex company. Or don't mention. Just say the scam. Let the common things be known.
Was reading a thread where people were saying don't be in shock if Ambani/Reliance starts making move after RBI's action on Paytm. I initially thought it to be a meme. Now I am just curious.
Is the system really fair to allow such move...
Last 2 weeks have been rife with such news.
Apart from a few good ones here rest are toxic-ologists 🥲. Startup ecosystem is rosy from outside only (folks who kn...
