Which company is best product-based or service based?
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Which company is best product-based or service based?
Product-Based vs Service-Bases Company
| Product-Based Company | Service-Based Company |
|---|---|
| These hire a very limited number of candidates from top colleges like IITs and NITs, and they generally don’t conduct campus placements in tier 3 colleges. | These are the mass-recruiters in campus placements. |
Is it good to join service based startups?
Flexibility and Adaptability Furthermore, a service based startups are much more flexible and adaptable. Not only you can work from wherever you want, but you can easily make adjustments and customize your service as per an individual client’s needs.
Is Intel product based?
Few product-based companies in Bangalore include VMware, CISCO, Microsoft, Flipkart, Intel, Adobe, etc.
How do I decide which startup to join?
If you want to dig more into deciding which startup to join, I suggest Jeff Bussgang’s book Entering StartUpLand, which goes deep on the different roles at startups and how to get your foot in the door. One thing often overlooked when considering a new job is the leadership of your prospective company.
Can you be a successful startup founder Without startup experience?
Founders coming from mature companies with no startup experience can have big company confidence, be great at hiring and leading teams, but lack scrappiness to get a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) out the door and work toward product market fit.
What can you learn from joining a company like this?
You can learn a lot from joining a company like this, but they are very, very rare! When companies scale too fast, they can also suffer from having people in roles that have outgrown their experience. Read more about the impact of Hypergrowth situations written by my friend at Reboot, Khalid Halim, for First Round.
Is it better to start a small business or big company?
It’s the best of both worlds: you get the rollercoaster startup experience with some of the more measured leadership and strategic characteristics of a bigger company.” – Maggie Crowley, Product Manager, Drift Industry veterans doing their first startup.