Deepak Dhar

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Deepak Dhar

Deepak Dhar

@dhardeepak

A common man.

India Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Mohandas Pai
Mohandas Pai@TVMohandasPai·
What Is Koo, How To Download It, And Why Indian Ministers Are Moving To The Twitter Alternative. Folks pl join KOO, the hot new site with 8+ Indian languages moneycontrol.com/news/technolog…
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Repute
Repute@Reputenet·
Here's a solution - bring all your authentic identity docs onto one platform and share your credentials anytime, anywhere in just a click ✅ #binod #claimyouridentity #reputewallet
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Repute
Repute@Reputenet·
We feel ecstatic to bring Repute on to Twitter 😄 While COVID-19 presented unforeseen speedbumps on the way, we persevered to inch a little closer to our vision of making trusting a whole lot simpler. By putting the reins of your data where they belong - in your hands!
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Gates Foundation India
Gates Foundation India@BMGFIndia·
Balancing unpaid work between men & women could allow women to enter the workforce & contribute towards the economy by following 3R’s: ✔️Recognize unpaid work is real work ✔️Reduce time spent on chores ✔️Redistribute these chores equally Learn more. 👇 nyti.ms/2v2qN8y
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
@guptajiten Ventures also need ecosystems around them to be ready. In Indian context, most times companies need to develop the ecosystem along with the venture and that makes it costlier. Fintech is comparatively better off that way.
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Jitendra Gupta
Jitendra Gupta@guptajiten·
Most Indian tech companies have valuation to investment ratio of 2 to 5x. I feel anything below 10x is suboptimal for investors and shows inefficiency in startup industry. How do you justify tech advantage of building business? Any counter arguments?
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
@guptajiten Reward in Indian context is for execution and the multiple of that is maybe what we are seeing.
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
@guptajiten Most Indian entrepreneurs/investors pick/back an idea that has been proven somewhere. Multiple ventures doing the same thing are born around the same time. The market forces in such context don’t allow creation of disproportionate value.
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
@guptajiten This can happen if either value created is lesser or capital required is higher. In Indian context it may be both.
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
@ImHassanandani @guptajiten @amrishrau Not just first basement office without a toilet, many don't even believe that second citrus office was in irla gaothan and the next door neighbor was a bottle cap manufacturer.
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Manu Hassanandani
Manu Hassanandani@ImHassanandani·
@guptajiten @amrishrau chal jhoote...please stop virtue signaling by calling dark basement office...just like silicon valley fakers say garage!
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Jitendra Gupta
Jitendra Gupta@guptajiten·
Just got my hands on screenshot of Citrus's first website from Sept 2011 era. Nostalgia remembering how we started with initial dark basement office. @amrishrau
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
@ankitkr0 This would be odd only if some of who build something that people want are not able to raise money. Otherwise this should be a good state for trying out new things.
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Ankit
Ankit@ankitkr0·
Overheard in Koramangala- "It's easier to raise money these days than building something people want"
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Paul Graham
Paul Graham@paulg·
Even Thomas Edison initially made the mistake of making something he thought people should want, but that they didn't.
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Paul Graham
Paul Graham@paulg·
If the potential of a startup is proportionate to the size times the incompetence of its competitors, the most promising startup of all would be one that competed with national governments. It's not impossible; this is what cryptocurrencies do.
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Erik Torenberg
Erik Torenberg@eriktorenberg·
Uber and Airbnb are marketplaces that figured out how utilize an idle asset. Airbnb turns spare bedroom into extra cash, Uber turns your car into extra income. However, the most valuable asset in the world that’s underutilized isn’t cars or bedrooms--it’s people.
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
@saty_77 @CitrusPay A great learning experience both from the situations and the super talented people around. Forever grateful to everyone especially the founders!
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Satyen V Kothari
Satyen V Kothari@saty_77·
So excited to hear of all the great founders and exciting company that that have come out from the team @CitrusPay. Here are a few of them....
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Deepak Dhar@dhardeepak·
I guess after working for a fast paced startup people are rendered useless for anything but another start up :) Remember and cherish the struggles even more than the wins.
Satyen V Kothari@saty_77

#1 @nestawayhomes with our very lovable, responsible, sensible @dhardeepak. Deepak did ops, product,, customer service and a few other things at @CitrusPay. One of the many rockstars.

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