‘Sit close to the founder’: Snapdeal's Rohit Bansal shares candid advice for entrepreneurs
A startup, he suggests, stops being mystical once you see it from the inside. And once it feels human rather than heroic, the leap into entrepreneurship becomes psychologically easier.
A startup, he suggests, stops being mystical once you see it from the inside. And once it feels human rather than heroic, the leap into entrepreneurship becomes psychologically easier.
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