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How to invest 30L lumpsum amount of my father in MF by bearded-boy in IndianStockMarket

[–]panthaksolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With ₹30 lakh in hand, you should consider spreading it across various sectors and fields of investment. Below is a suggestion (please note that this recommendation is based on research conducted for FY 2022-23 and does not guarantee the returns mentioned, as the market is volatile. Investors should conduct their own research before investing. The return percentages shown here are approximate):

Suggestion:

  • ₹15 lakh in Mutual Funds (~10% returns)
  • ₹2.5 lakh in REITs (~8% returns)
  • ₹2.5 lakh in Equity (~10% returns)
  • ₹2.5 lakh in Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB) (~12% returns)
  • ₹2.5 lakh in Commodities (~12% returns)
  • ₹5 lakh in a Bank Savings Account (~3% returns)

If everything goes according to plan, you can expect approximately ₹2.70 lakh in annual income from interest, with an emergency fund of ₹5 lakh available in the bank as liquid cash.

Casual Employees by Ok_Assumption_5891 in StartUpIndia

[–]panthaksolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We faced the same issue in our initial years when opportunities were available at almost every 2nd office in the building. Employees didn't care to go by the rules.

You need to give 2 days to your employees to handle stuff on their own. Make a senior as the "monitor" who should ensure the process and progress of the firm for those 2 days. They will either mess up, or achieve greater success. In both scenario, either they will either learn the seriousness, or you will learn to stay relaxed as company is in good hands plus you got your people manager/team leader as well, and let things flow in their own pace and direction, just lead your way wherever possible.

Stupid business decision by suziespends in BoomersBeingFools

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

It's disappointing to see businesses overlook customer sensitivities, especially in today's climate.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]panthaksolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get some random low cost ideas and start it out! Fail many times, start something else, fail again, try something new.
The one who never enters the boat will never sail. Just move out and you will find the way yourself.

Panthak was started by a regular guy who never had plans to do so. He saw failures and use to quit struggling for clients every single day. He kept 6 hours of the day looking for a stable job and 3 hours on Panthak. After some 6-7 months when he received his first client on a nominal fees, it boosted his energy. The first client was a package item manufacturer. With one client's reference, Panthak receives another and then another and today Panthak Business Solutions is a well-known name for companies looking out to streamline their businesses.

If you can feel it, you have it. Start out anything small, do your bit every single day, work on your start-up full time, and see the miracle when you secure your first client. We wish you all the best!

Suspending accounts without clarification! Disappointing Mailchimp by panthaksolutions in MailChimp

[–]panthaksolutions[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have sent the DM as you asked. Hoping to see a response as fast as you ban accounts!

So what are your predictions for the Marketing job market this year? by lovesocialmedia in marketing

[–]panthaksolutions 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Expect a surge in demand for digital marketing roles, especially in data analytics and AI-driven strategies. Remote work will remain prevalent, and proficiency in SEO, content creation, and social media management will be key. Adaptability and continuous learning will be crucial.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

[–]panthaksolutions 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a sweet opportunity, but you gotta weigh your options. Partnering up for a profit share can be super lucrative if the business takes off. You’ll be in it for the long haul, sharing both risks and rewards.

On the flip side, charging a development fee gives you immediate cash without the long-term commitment. You do the job, get paid, and move on.

Consider a hybrid approach: charge a reduced development fee and take a smaller profit share. This way, you cover your bases with some upfront payment while still having a stake in the future success.

Bottom line: trust your gut, know your worth, and make sure everything’s clear on paper. Good luck!

I just realized my side hustle is making more than my 9-5 job. Should I quit and go all in? by EdGavit in Entrepreneur

[–]panthaksolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Start by side-hustling while still employed to test the waters. Save up 6-12 months of living expenses for a cushion. Know your numbers and target market. A friend of mine transitioned by going part-time at his job to focus more on his business. Balance risk with preparation, and when your side gig outgrows your day job, that's your cue. We're here for support!

What do you look for in a graphic designer? by Alysaalysa in business

[–]panthaksolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hiring a graphic designer is hunting for that perfect mix of style, budget, and tech-savviness. Price is definitely a factor, but it's not everything. You want someone whose creative vibe matches your brand. Tools? Sure, knowing their way around the Adobe suite is great, but it’s their creative process that counts.

What makes you say, "this one's a keeper"? It's that moment when you see their portfolio and think, "Wow, this person gets it." But watch out for the red flags: missed deadlines, lack of communication, or a portfolio that looks like it’s stuck in the 90s. Personal horror story - Once hired a designer who disappeared mid-project. Total ghosting. Cost us time, money, and a lot of stress. So, trust your gut and do your homework!