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im wanting to work with these girls.3 girls in one office and me...i am liking this.im having all bad ideas. is this ok to have such bad idea laadies ?
Tell me, what exactly is so bold and original about three "disinterested" students of advertising quitting their jobs in media and ad agencies and starting an ad agency?
it's as routine as three medicos quitting their "steady" practice and launching their own clinic.
and regarding steady income- if these ladies had to borrow 15K from their parents, i wonder how big their "steady income" was...
Re: what's so unusual about this?
by Rakesh Iyer on Apr 04, 2010 12:20 PM
what you said does make a lot of sense? you are very right. i liked the last point made by you - 'how big their steady income be if they borrowed 15K from their parents'.
Re: Re: what's so unusual about this?
by roney jose on Apr 05, 2010 10:52 AM
At todays inflation rate and high cost of living you wont even get a chawl for rent in india for 15000,forget starting a flashy agency..story is all cock n bull..
Re: what's so unusual about this?
by commonsense on Apr 05, 2010 03:17 PM
Quote "They say they started with a modest investment of Rs 15,000" un quote; even the writer of this article is sceptical about their statement. All these articles on entrepreneurship I think are to encourage budding self employed people. Nevertheless, I think it helps if they at least mention annual turnover during last year; whether they have achieved break even sales etc, that will help people to get better idea; who knows banks may chose to approach them for loans?
I would love 2 join people coz I passed out from MICA specializing in advertising and looking for similar set up. Please write to me at neervipal@rediffmail.com if u want me to send more details.
Re: Is my Chaiwala an entrepreneur?
by Anjali Gopalakrishnan on Apr 04, 2010 03:00 AM
because he is a bit too original...seriously tell me, what exactly is so bold and original about three "disinterested" students of advertising quitting their jobs in media and ad agencies and starting an ad agency?
it's as routine as three medicos quitting their "steady" practice and launching their own clinic.
your chaiwala's story would make a better reading.
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