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Seven Things a Tech Startup Needs In 2021

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Despite vaccines rollouts happening worldwide and countries returning to "normal," an imminent need faces business owners- to be future-ready. Especially fronting a complex journey are tech startups, and entrepreneurs must embrace some imperatives to position their venture not just for survival but for exponential success. While there's no checklist for tackling these challenges, check out the seven must-haves for early-stage tech ventures. Organizational Purpose As an entrepreneur, you must always have an answer to two questions, “why does your business exist,” and “why should people join you”? If you only fixate on profits, you'll lose ground to ventures that make their employees believe that they're part of something bigger than themselves. A McKinsey survey reveals that 82% of US employees agreed that organizational purpose is vital. As a future-ready startup, set your purpose in motion. For instance, every meeting at Amazon is also attended by a custom...

What Will The World Look Like After Coronavirus?

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Marquis de Sade’s saying, “Destruction, hence, like creation, is one of Nature’s mandates.” bears a hefty truth prevalent in the post-pandemic scenario we’re currently in. An invisible enemy has managed to daze an entire planet, striking fear and panic amongst the bravest. As this microscopic villain continues to wreak havoc and we try to combat it, one question haunts us all: “What will the world be like after the coronavirus?” Let’s take a look at the possibilities. Masks, Masks, and Masks The coronavirus hit India in early 2020, and fast-forward a year-and-a-half, it’s tough to imagine going out without a mask. This dainty piece of apparel has proven to be our only shield against the notorious virus. Since healthcare professionals recommend masks even after getting vaccinated, the post-pandemic world doesn’t appear to be one without masks, like our old days of glory. Newer Methods of Learning While healthcare is the quintessential ‘COVID-affected’ sector, education is anot...