Mathematicians were obsessed with a Chalk called FullTouch and the story has many lessons for product leaders and founders.

Conditions precedent (popularly known as CP) is a list of activities that investor requires a startup to finish before they actually put in the money. Many tasks in this list is derived…

You either have a product market fit or you build fake metrics to get there (even unintentionally). But what are the signs to understand?

Founders may need to sell their shares to 3rd parties (partly or fully) depending on their requirements. Sale of shares is a regulated process agreed with investors and other shareholders of the…

Though Founders hold a substantial stake in the company during incorporation, they need to go through a vesting schedule to protect their interest in the company. This schedule can start from incorporation…

Welcome to a fresh episode of GrowthTalkies.com, a series of conversations on growth and retention which NextBigWhat has launched in partnership with WebEngage. In this episode, we have Sumit Ghosh – running…

When you raise money, the investors want the founders to stay back and run the show. Although you may have agreed for a reverse vesting schedule, but while onboarding investors they may…

How does product development actually work? Do hard launch dates actually help in the long run? This thread by Shreyas brings some good perspective. » NextBigWhat’s #Threadmill brings you curated Twitter threads…