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With such low pay to compete with, it's ideal for startups.
by m00x 2y ago
With such low pay to compete with, it's ideal for startups.
- presentation 2y agoMy friend doing B2B SaaS startups in India is very negative on the market since buyers are so penny pinching - sounds like the way is to build there but sell elsewhere.
- roncesvalles 2y agoI think the Indian business mindset still hasn't adapted to Western-style capitalism (derisk your personal wealth, throw a lot of money, go big or go bust) and entrepreneurs spend very cautiously which ultimately leads to failed outcomes. You can even see this in the way that big public corporations behave.
- llampx 2y agoEveryone wants something for nothing.
- never_inline 2y agoMost graduates in this country needs to be trained from scratch for any serious programming work, due to how horrible the education system is. So it's not worth for the startups.
- OhtaniSan 2y agoAt my Mumbai startup we get a ton of applicants who have communication skills on par with Koko the Gorilla.
- potamic 2y agoStartups tend to go for top talent because they're trying to grow very fast. It's ideal for small businesses though, but that kind of a market takes time to develop and needs a sizable upper middle class who can afford to bootstrap businesses independently.