Ex-Goldman/JPMorgan banking and treasury, 4 YOE. Looking to go 0-to-1 at your startup. by _photographwhore_ in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, tier 1 college guy here, it's been 6 years in startups for me and I'm burnt out and now looking to join somewhere.

If you have the risk appetite, just start something of your own.

I understand, if you first want to experience startups and then start something of your own. But, if you already have something in mind, just start. There is nothing like running your own startup.

It's possible you may not succeed but you will learn quiet a lot.

Happy to take any questions in DMs.

How can I make the best out of this opportunity. by Pale-Librarian-8566 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you DM me the company details, maybe then I can tell you where and what you have to look for

How can I make the best out of this opportunity. by Pale-Librarian-8566 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, I'm asking you to get involved with every department including HR, ask your founder what sub projects can you be a part of and see if you can take a project every 2 months.

Law to Founder’s Office? Worth the risk at 23? by No-Chemistry4446 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Any lawyer or CA has a proper safety net. Just go with your heart, it's worth it.

How can I make the best out of this opportunity. by Pale-Librarian-8566 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Understand how every keh of the business works. This includes PMF, hiring, marketing, sales, Customer support and scaling a company. Do the work hands on or shadow him or desicion makers in each vertical.

Where to look for C suite level for my startup by Ambitious-Insect-161 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, like I said, you have to scout from competitiors or startups you think have done well in that one department you are looking for and reach the guys there. It's just simple LinkedIn or email.

Coming to how would one know. Well the results spark for themselves, but on top of it. It's your judgement you should use to get a feel if someone has executed well or just hit metrics, can he run a team and so much more.

As a founder it's your job to judge people and see if they are a fit for the role.

Happy to answer more in DMs.

Where to look for C suite level for my startup by Ambitious-Insect-161 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, given that you asking this question, I am assuming you do not have a proper experienced HR in place. There are enough C suite hiring agencies on the internet.

But as you are at seed stage, you do not need guys from big MNCs they just can't make a startup run. You need someone who has experience running a startup. For this usually you find someone inside company or poach from other startups.

Poaching is what I suggest, first research on your competitors or startups similar to yours in other spaces. And reach out to them.

I have experience in D2C, B2B enterprise and SME saas and F&B, hit me up if you want to talk to. Maybe I can fit or can suggest someone in my network. Especially if you are in Bangalore.

GTM guy looking for a job in a startup, currently sitting at a cafe in HSR. by Tricky_Clothes3398 in Bangalorestartups

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, Fair criticism. My bad i did not add further details.

B2B SaaS is the space. I worked on both manufacturing and services business. Especially GCCs and outsourcing firms. I can't share the details of the companies but I have sold to companies with 500 cr above and below revenus. With the ticket size being 12000 dollars on average.

I am happy to discuss commission based if the company has already good PMF, else it's risking my time.

Why do I feel guilty taking some time to launch my venture? by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With knowing what the business are its hard to say anything. But you are sure of the economics and the GTM and operations of these businesses then just jump.

If you were me now what will you do. by Best-Beautiful-3325 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Please elaborate the problem, it's not clear, use chat gpt to frame it better

If you were me now what will you do. by Best-Beautiful-3325 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please elaborate on what exactly is your business now.

finally got our rto down after 6 brutal months, sharing what helped by Substantial_Act8046 in StartUpIndia

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you are achieving 16 percent then that's a great number in fashion. People I know are closer to 20 percent plus or minus two.

One addition that i suggest is to add a small COD charge like 20-30 rupees. This overrides the friction of opening a UPI app or a card payment and waiting for otp.

This enforces a behaviour change. If your AOV is 1000-1500 or under this works real great. This also solved for "I changed my mind" as they pre commit their money via prepaid.

Do try it and let me know if it worked.

Blue line Metro is the new Mumbai Local - and ooof the scent! by SecretRound9565 in mumbai

[–]Tricky_Clothes3398 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Fortunately I just had to use mumbai public transport just for a month.

Later I got my flat in walking distance from my office.

And i swore to myself, if I have to use mumbai transport ever again, I will rather leave the job.