Being a business management student, we were taught the importance of return on investment, how processes were done, what the requirements for a project were. Our assignments focussed on that, including the one in our final year that stressed on the importance of what and how. But when I started attending startup community events like Pune Open Coffee Club, I met people who asked me why I was doing whatever I was doing. They made me question myself. I learnt to identify problems that people were facing and to solve them. It came in handy when I recently applied to TiE Bootcamp, a Mumbai-based startup incubator.
Posted on: Sun, 24 Aug 2014 22:30:00 +0000
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