you can't build it by your own, it's the authority who decide your house layout

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1. This is based on novel of same name. So basically writer opted for tragic end, and it became famous due to the tragic end,so it was essential for makers to not mess with it.

In context of storyline, Devdas never loved her,respected & admired,yes,but never loved. He only loved one woman & hence died in front of her house. This character is not like SRK's other ones like DTPH & KKHH,where you'd be sad or forced to move on. Devdas just loved Paro & couldn't live without her. Madhuri's character is a commentary on social mindset of that time & perhaps to furthur demonstrate how broken Devdas was that even such a beauty with noble soul couldn't save him.

2. This is about mindset of rich jamindars back then. They didn't treat poor differently than stray animals. Now if a stray dog dies in front of you,you wouldn't care at all apart from getting rid of the body. Same reason here as well. They didn't view his death any more than a minor inconvinience. Again,tragic ending,sells well,so make it as tragic as it gets.

People will have a sumptuous feast along with cake and wine.

I am studying about drop shipping and considering to pursue it as a side hustle. Let me know if you are interested

Because it's easy to play the victim card and not take responsibility for any of one's actions.

Why is India dirty - because of politicians.

Why is India unsafe for women - because of politicians.

Why is India so corrupt - because of politicians.

Why is there so much communal hatred - because of politicians.

It's just so easy to blame someone else and take 0 responsibility for owning up.

OP share kar

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Rains been helping

because everyone is thinking same like you

I have to tell you man, most of this is pretty off base, and I can tell you haven’t sold anything.

Plus, 20k in 60 days? Those are rookie numbers. You gotta get those numbers up.

1. Don’t hire a salesperson until you have established that there is a market for your product. To be effective, salespeople need a product to sell. Ideally, it should be packaged simply and well enough that they can execute the same sales motion over and over again.

2. Sales people should not be “selling the deck”, or making shit up. You need to have things figured out well enough that your salespeople never have an original thought in front of a customer. Otherwise, if you push them to close deals with nonexistent product, they will just lie and make shit up to close a deal. Now, you either have to unwind the deal and lose the revenue, or else you need to sacrifice your road map.

3. Some founder needs to be able to sell your product. If you can’t define it well enough to sell it to a customer, and well enough to figure out who wants to buy it, then nobody can. And nobody will. Bonus: how on earth will you sell it to investors if you can’t sell it to customers?

4. When you DO get a sales person, make sure that your first sales hire is conjoined at the hip with you. They are now the commercial lead when talking to a customer, and you are their sales engineer. This keeps you in the deal without micromanaging the salesperson, which is nearly always a bad idea.

5. Graduate to being a “closer”. Get your first salesperson to line up the shot for you, and then pull you in when it’s time to take the kill shot.

6. Tie the salesperson’s success to the goals of the company. Not just revenue goals, but achieving strategic objectives. Good commercial people are lazy, as they are trying to minimize effort for maximal reward. That’s literally why we hire them. So incentivize them to be productive at things you want done.

7. Hire a salesperson when you can afford to PAY them. You DON’T want a cheap salesperson in a startup. If you can’t afford to pay market rate for proven skill, do it your damn self until you can afford it. If you can’t afford it on cash flow, then raise money for sales and marketing once you have established product market fit.

8. Read “The Hard Thing About Hard Things”, especially the section where Ben Horowitz talks about hiring his first head of sales. Keep reading it until it sinks in.

Usne toh "bas kar bhai" bola tha, phir bhi over diya usko. Ye hai management of best bowler?

Fucking hell...

U will only get money if u have good karma in real 😭

because youtube sucks hot steaming garbage and the big bucks are worth more than the users

2 min silence for you

Isko bangladesh bhejo apne aap sudhr jayega. Fir India key ahemiyat pata chalege

my 3.5mbps , wifi 5g kam hi nhi karta

Honestly i feel angry for his batting but also a little sad for him.
What he has done for us can't be ignored.

He’s old and on steroids. Has never been a good actor. You couldn’t pay me to watch him anymore. He was only successful because he used to be attractive and nothing else. Kinda like Sid Malhotra.