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The Art of Enterprise
Chaldal Co-founder and CEO Waseem Alim on Chaldal’s strategic direction, the future of ecommerce in Bangladesh, why Bangladesh needs a local venture capital ecosystem, why local conglomerates should invest in startups and step up their philanthropic efforts, the cultural challenges in Bangladesh’s business scene, why challenging times are good for good business, strategies for navigating tough times and much more.
Founder Story
On Building Homefectionery and Problem Solving: A Conversation With Umayer Islam
Learn how Homefectionery has built a sustainable business by prioritizing quality, transparency, and partner empowerment. Gain valuable lessons on problem-solving, team building, and creating a culture of ownership in a startup.
Business Deep Dive
From fintech solutions empowering small businesses to a fractional land investment platform, a supply chain and fintech platform for fisheries and blue economy, and a retail-tech platform focused on serving factory workers, these five startups are poised to make a significant stride in the coming days.
Insight
When we approach our lives and interactions with genuine care and interest, we open ourselves up to a world of possibilities. A world where fulfillment, connection, and purpose become tangible realities.
Brand Story
Easy Jobs: Meet The Bangladeshi AI Recruitment SaaS Software Powering 15,000 Companies Globally
Hiring the right talent is crucial for any business, but traditional recruitment solutions can be cumbersome, time-consuming, and expensive. This context led to the creation of easy.jobs, a powerful recruitment SaaS solution conceived by Startise, a Bangladeshi technology conglomerate. The AI-driven recruitment solution has grown from an internal tool to a platform serving over 15,000 companies worldwide.
1. The Twelve Foundations for a Good Life
A list of 12 habits can help you build a better life.
2. Business Ecosystem Change Takes Time
“There was no law of nature that said that Morita or Ibuka had to focus on innovative consumer electronic devices. There was no rule that forced them to continually push the envelope. They could’ve built a perfectly good business making transistor-based subcomponents, perched two-to-three levels up on some supply chain. The two founders simply didn’t want to build laggard products for existing markets. They refused to settle.”
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