Career Bites Gaurav and Chetan

In this episode of Career bites, I am talking to Tushar Jain founder of enthu.ai. This is an early-stage start-up providing a SaaS solution in the space of conversion intelligence. Tushar gives an in-depth understanding of his startup journey right from creating product to exploring markets, to getting those first few customers.   If you are keen to invest in his venture, you can contact him at tushar@enthu.ai

India will be SaaS capital of the world. Even today, India has many SaaS companies like Freshworks, Zoho, Postman, etc which are not billion dollar businesses. 

But there are at least a few thousand SaaS businesses running from small towns of India with a small team of 10 to 100 people - all bootstrapped. In this episode, we are talking about such SaaS businesses.

I have Ankit Dudhwewala, a founder of Call Hippo and Software suggest based out of Ahmedabad. We discussed about how to ideate, build team and make it a million-dollar profitable business. Ankit is a non-tech founder and hence he talked about starting a SaaS business without any technical background.

If you want to get in touch with Ankit, you can email him at ankit@callhippo.com

In this comeback episode, we discuss various levers that internet companies use to drive revenue. As they say, if you don't pay for the product, you are the product. Internet companies look at MAU, time spent on a website and the ads they can serve in that particular session to extract money out of advertisers. The article written by Chetan can be found here http://bit.ly/3oAJTIC

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So after a long hiatus, we are back. And I thought why not start with a 'Behind the Scenes' episode. In this small episode, I and Chetan are discussing what we should talk about in our next episode, how it should be structured, etc.

It takes a lot of hard work and grit to create all these episodes. So pour in your support and good wishes.

This is a very informal discussion. I am sipping my chai and having some snacks in between the talk as well.

Often, technopreneurs solve a problem that doesn't exist. And this is seen very often in various industries but more so in the healthcare technology industry.

In this episode, we talk with Mr. Ritesh Mittal, a young and dynamic healthcare leader who has spent almost 15 years in various hospitals. I believe, he is among the top 50 people in India who understands the business of medicine and hospitals. He has a keen interest in healthcare technology and in this episode, he talks in detail about why health-tech startups couldn't create any dent in the industry and what problems should they pick up. He is a very good mentor for anyone looking to do a heath-tech startup. You can reach him out at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/riteshmittal124/

In this podcast, we host Leo Tan who works with the world-leading technology company, Microsoft. Leo tells us how he managed to navigate his way in a foreign country (Japan), while learning a difficult language (Japanese), upskilling himself in technology coming from a non-technical background, after finishing his dual MBA from Waseda-Nanyang Business School. 
Being the first non-Indian guest on our podcast, Leo's story is an inspiration for all of us who feel intimidated working in new geographies or dealing with new cultures. He also gives sound advice for people seeking to enter the world of technology.