EPISODE · Feb 19, 2020 · 24 MIN
How To Start A Software And Consultancy Company In College?? | Asatoc
from ASATOC · host Raghav Singhal
Learn from the journey of Mukul Juneja who started a software and consultancy company based in Gurgoan in the second year of his college after knowing that college won't offer much. A lot of us who are in a mediocre engineering college gets depressed once we don't get into our desired college. But listen to how Mukul turned that into an opportunity to start something of his own. To Read his Story visit asatoc.com To Follow me on INSTAGRAM for my personal views - https://www.instagram.com/raghavsinghal3/ Connect with me on LinkedIn to follow my professional thoughts - https://www.linkedin.com/in/raghav-singhal-ba0052118/ Follow our Facebook Community to connect with like-minded people - https://www.facebook.com/Asatoc-2331049117178245/ AUDIO BREAKDOWN 00m 30s – About Mukul’s Ideology 01m 28s – About Mukul’s company 03m 12s – How he started Escale Solutions 04m 33s – How he raised finance for his startup 05m 28s – How he realized his interest in coding, development, etc 07m 20s – How he found the right partner 09m 50s – Why people in the web development field diversify to different related fields 11m 20s – Is there growth in web design and development business? 12m 35s – Why his company is different from his competitors 13m 38s – Support from parents 14m 41s – Problems faced while starting out 15m 56s – Mindset when you feel like giving up on your business 17m 32s – Job or Business for a newbie in the web development field 19m 24s – First approach for starting a company in the web design and development 20m 25s – How to get your first client 22m 01s – How much revenue he makes (approx) 22m 18s – Advice to people who want to enter in this field 23s 28s – Scope in this field (When your last question is not last)
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