Sallu Bhai, The Unlikely Venture Capitalist
When he’s (not) killing blackbuck or (not) running over pedestrians, Salman Khan doesn’t really seem like the most measured, level headed person. He’s…
When he’s (not) killing blackbuck or (not) running over pedestrians, Salman Khan doesn’t really seem like the most measured, level headed person. He’s…
Pokemon Go has quickly become a cultural phenomenon like no other. On the face of it, it’s just a game that gets users to play and compete with their friends. But its growth numbers show that much more than an ordinary game.
Recent questions about the future of Snapdeal haven’t gone down too well with cofounder Rohit Bansal – he clarifies his company’s position in a heartfelt blogpost.
20 years after revolutionising online shopping and digital services, Amazon’s venturing into a rather new territory. The company is building huge spherical buildings in Seattle, the home to the online retailer, which will house a variety of 3000+ endangered and exotic trees and plants. The spheres will be temperature controlled, acting as giant treehouses that will double up as venues for employee camps.
If you haven’t heard of Prisma yet, you will soon.
The definition of diversity in India or rather in corporate India is still limited to the inclusion of women in the workplace. The focus still seems to revolve around giving priority to recruitment of women, creating “enabling” policies, offering healthy work-life balance, etc. to encourage retaining women in the work force. But there’s more to diversity than just women in the workforce.
Facebook is now among the biggest tech companies in the world, and has advertisers queuing up to spend money on their site. But there was a time when it was a young startup trying to get some ad money. And they did what every startup does – come up with an pitch deck.
It’s not everyday a celebrated entrepreneur and an inspirational innovator holds forth about another great businessmen and finance giant. But that’s just what great men do. They talk about other’s greatness and the learnings they derive from each other.
Microsoft emeritus and one of the richest men in the world Bill Gates shared a rare glimpse into his special bond with Warren Buffet, the greatest investor the US has known. In the post Gates talks about the little things Warren does, his quirks that make him immediately relatable and also lets us in on the secrets of Warren’s astounding success. Gates also credits Buffet for having changed his and wife Melinda’s lives in more ways than one.
I graduated from BITS Pilani in 2010.
After pursuing a couple of dead end internships, I accepted a job offer from Accenture in Chennai for the role of Associate Software Engineer.