Bangalore

10 statements across 10 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 10 people on the record · first statement Dec 7, 2016 by Pritesh Vora · said 25 times in 15 episodes since 2017 · across every show →

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Dec 7, 2016 neutral
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Vora: A 10-person Bangalore tech team costs just $8,000 monthly
“So it would, it's around, I would say it's around let's say seven, around seven to 8000 dollars.”
Pritesh Vora Dec 7, 2016 ▶ 10:49 EP 501: Track Uninstalls with $325k in Funding, 15 Customers, with CEO Pritesh Vora of Uninstall.io
Dec 14, 2016
Disclosure
Siftery employs 30 people across San Francisco, Kyiv, and Bangalore
“There's five of us in SF. We do have another 25 team members who are distributed between Kiev and Bangalore, which is our biggest office.”
Jerry Collier Dec 14, 2016 ▶ 4:02 EP 508: Siftery $4M Raised, 25,000 Users to Help You Find Software Tools with CMO Gerry Golyer
Apr 21, 2017
Assertion Supported
Top Bangalore developers with two years of experience cost $30,000 to $35,000
“So, yeah, so a couple of years if you take it, and it should cost you around 20 lakhs plus, 20 lakhs plus rupees, and that in dollar terms would be like, what 30, 30,000 dollars or so? Yeah, yeah, yeah, 30, 35,000 dollars.”
Amarpreet Kalkat Apr 21, 2017 ▶ 12:35 EP 636: Bangalore Startup Hits $40k MRR Helping 18 Customers Get Consumer Data Using Social Intelligence with Frrole CEO Amarpreet Kalkat
Mar 10, 2018 neutral
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Kanumuru: Almost all Vtiger staff are in Bangalore, one in SF
“In so almost all of them in the, in Bangalore, and we have one person in San Francisco.”
Srinivas Kanumuru Mar 10, 2018 ▶ 14:16 959 Zoho Founder's New CRM Passes $300k MRR from 3000 Customers
Feb 9, 2019 neutral
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Asthana: Postman has 60+ employees across Bangalore and San Francisco
“We are a team of about 60 plus people now distributed across San Francisco and Bangalore. We have about 50 people in Bangalore, the rest being in San Francisco.”
Abhinav Asthana Feb 9, 2019 ▶ 12:03 1295 They Passed $700k in MRR Heling Developers Launch API's Faster
Oct 28, 2020 neutral
Disclosure
Grant: Appify has about 45 employees across Bangalore and the US
“We've got about 45 folks on the team. We have a big engineering team in Bangalore, and then we have a smaller go-to-market team in the U.S.”
Jen Grant Oct 28, 2020 ▶ 7:01 Appify Recruits Powerhouse CEO, Hits 45 Customers for No Code App Building Platform
Apr 9, 2022
Assertion Partly supported
Bangalore junior developer salaries average $10,000 to $15,000 annually
“If I have to give an average figure out of that five lakh would be somewhere around 10,010, 10, 15,000 dollars a year.”
Anup Naik Apr 9, 2022 ▶ 10:33 Car Technology SaaS Hits $1.2m ARR, Sold 14% for $500k
Jun 17, 2022
Disclosure
Chaudhry: Top Bangalore senior engineers at BlogVault earn up to $100,000
“It can go to a 100,000 dollars.”
Akshat Chaudhry Jun 17, 2022 ▶ 5:04 How to Set Up Profit Sharing Plan from $2m+ Bootstrapper
Dec 5, 2022
Disclosure
Zomentum sets quotas for its Indian sales reps at 10x their compensation
“Oh, 10 times what their income is.”
Shruti Ghatge Dec 5, 2022 ▶ 13:39 She hit $250k MRR in November for Partnership SaaS, 4000 Customers, approx $90m Valuation
Jun 21, 2023 positive
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Murthy: Seven Lakes maintained 11% India attrition versus 29% Bangalore average
“The Indian average Bangalore average attrition rates about 29 percent or so. Ours was at its best 11%.”
Soumya Murthy Jun 21, 2023 ▶ 5:11 Reduce Your Employee 'Burn Rate' to Improve Your Startup's Burn Rate: 5 Tips for Talent Retention
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