ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: Startup Culture in India | Akshay Agarwal | TEDxUWCMC
Here’s Great Tip: Startup Culture in India | Akshay Agarwal | TEDxUWCMC
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Akshay agarwal gives an electric talk surrounding start-up culture in India and Akshay’s startups (ClassFever and Ukhlado).
Akshay is a young entrepreneur and a founder of two successful online ventures -Ukhadlo and ClassFever. Ukhadlo is an online networking platform which connects Entrepreneurs, Investors, Incubators, and Accelerators to ideate and launch start-ups. ClassFever is a venture of an online Live Ranking portal for school across India which ranks schools based on Statistical analyses and Parent and student Feedback. His talk was about holistic element of entrepreneurship and the power of the consumer.
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4 Replies to “ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: Startup Culture in India | Akshay Agarwal | TEDxUWCMC”
Lol y blame customer hahaha
building something that you liked & doesn't appeal to consumers, finally failing & then blaming users for it, why not built ur startup around them at the first place 😛
Having a new concept doesn't guarantee that it would be any useful to the consumer. So, I don't think there is any reason to blame consumer for the failure of the startups.
I don't agree with your logic Akshay but you have given a brilliant talk, which more than 99% of the rest of us wouldn't be able to.