Holy Trinity, Indian Fintech, BMW
Creator Economy, product frameworks, Blue filters, Block chain roadmap
The talk of the town this week has been the extents to which companies are going to for hiring tech talent. This BharatPe hiring tactic to lure their engineers by offering BMW bikes left twitter in splits followed by some retrospection of the decision.
Found this interesting piece in which Lenny dissects the landscape of platforms with content driven growth and their growth strategies - user generated, data generated, editorially generated and data generated. Companies like Slidebean, Ahrefs, Intercom, Webflow and HubSpot which excelled at this game pin their success patience and compounding, oftentimes depending on a combination of these strategies for growth.
In the Beginning of Infinity podcast Naval mentions the holy trinity of books everyone should read to understand science in it’s actual depth, re-emphasizing the need for re-reading the best 100 books - Fabric of reality , Beginning of Infinity, Godel Eschel Bach .
The rabbit hole of the week has been in the space of Indian Fintech. This is a sector that just keeps on giving. With millennial first neobanks like Jupiter and Niyo officially starting their invite only schemes this month, I got really intrigued to dive further. Will probably do a fintech-only week soon.
The streets, sounds and sights of Italy <3
The Zomato IPO listed with a 56% increase and for the third week straight managed to get the attention of twitterati.
Aviral put out a lovely piece on the Creator Economy.
Found this lovely playlist (courtesy of my friend Afroze) and channel that is a wonderful place to start digging deep sectorally into fundamental analysis.
The Top 5 product frameworks everyone should read about by Rahul Mathur.
Although I did plugin the teachmecrypto course as the best beginner course to step into crypto, I found this playlist and roadmap gold for crypto beginners.