Posts Tagged ‘talent’
The Future of the Startup Workforce : OnDemand Talent?
Posted by: Vijay on: June 22, 2008
Everybody, just about everybody seems to be having this problem. The teams that I oversee in IIT, all the way to a lone team in Simla, everybody is having a talent crunch. It is said that the most important aspect of a startup is the team. Have we grossly overlooked something? Or do things just [...]
So You Want to Work for a Startup. Really?
Posted by: Vijay on: April 29, 2008
First of all congratulations. I think you’ve made a choice to look at some exciting career options, and thats a very good thing. Once you are willing to look at startups as well, as an option, a whole new world opens up. Yep, it does.
So here goes the first question. Do You want a [...]
Startup Lunch Delhi: And So it begins.
Posted by: Vijay on: March 26, 2008
It seems that when it does begin, it does start pouring. Starting with the activities that were going on in Chennai and Bangalore, Mumbai has picked up steam organizing what looks like a very interesting barcamp this weekend. Delhi, which seemed to have been lying a bit dormant is steaming off with a flurry of [...]
A Startup Issue: The Talent Crunch.
Posted by: Vijay on: February 14, 2008
If you are a startup and are using one of the rare and well-known (oxymoronic?) platforms as your development platform, you’ll most certainly know what I am talking about. If you think I am talking about some strange and indeed rare platform like IRIX, or someone with the talent to write code in LISP, nope [...]
The Startups Are Hiring.
Posted by: Vijay on: December 26, 2007
Did you know that the best job for a fresher is in a startup? Well, it is.
Did you know that the best job for a growing professional or someone who loves challenges, is in a startup? Well, it is.
Proto.in is taking on new heights and I am quite proud of it, everyday that I get [...]
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- Hiring Strategies for Startups.
- Monetizing the Long Tail. Part I.
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- Outlook + Google Calendar + Nokia Calendar = Being on Schedule.
- Doers Vs. Sayers.
- A New Kind of Incubation Model. Part II
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