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"It's Not Just My Story": Bengaluru CEO Says He Struggled To Afford Rent Despite Raising Rs 120 Crore
Harsh Pokharna, the co-founder and CEO of Bengaluru-based OKCredit, recently shared that he was "broke" in 2019 and living paycheck by paycheck despite securing Rs 120 crore in funding for his startup.
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Bengaluru CEO Helps 67 Of 70 Laid-Off Employees Find New Jobs, Earns Praise For "Considerate" Approach
The company ensured transparent communication by having personal conversations with each of the 70 affected employees to explain the reasoning behind the decision.
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"Play It Only If...": Bengaluru Man Shares "Harsh Realities" Of Building A Startup
Harsh Pokharna, the co-founder and CEO of Bengaluru-based OKCredit, recently took to social media to share his experience of establishing his company, which according to him has a "long way to go".
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Bookkeeping App OKCredit on Its Journey of Building 5.5 Million Active Users
OKCredit app is available free of cost on Google Play and App Store both. The company acquired seed capital from Lightspeed Venture Partners recently that should help scale customer base even more.
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"It's Not Just My Story": Bengaluru CEO Says He Struggled To Afford Rent Despite Raising Rs 120 Crore
Harsh Pokharna, the co-founder and CEO of Bengaluru-based OKCredit, recently shared that he was "broke" in 2019 and living paycheck by paycheck despite securing Rs 120 crore in funding for his startup.
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Bengaluru CEO Helps 67 Of 70 Laid-Off Employees Find New Jobs, Earns Praise For "Considerate" Approach
The company ensured transparent communication by having personal conversations with each of the 70 affected employees to explain the reasoning behind the decision.
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"Play It Only If...": Bengaluru Man Shares "Harsh Realities" Of Building A Startup
Harsh Pokharna, the co-founder and CEO of Bengaluru-based OKCredit, recently took to social media to share his experience of establishing his company, which according to him has a "long way to go".
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Bookkeeping App OKCredit on Its Journey of Building 5.5 Million Active Users
OKCredit app is available free of cost on Google Play and App Store both. The company acquired seed capital from Lightspeed Venture Partners recently that should help scale customer base even more.
