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Brainstorming on Skills for Start-ups
Start-ups have become a buzz word in the recent times. Looking at the ups and downs in the field industry experts analysed that young entrepreneurs lack the knowledge, skills and attitude of present unemployed youth, largely clueless, which comes out of various engineering and management institutions in India.
Start-ups have become a buzz word in the recent times. Looking at the ups and downs in the field industry experts analysed that young entrepreneurs lack the knowledge, skills and attitude of present unemployed youth, largely clueless, which comes out of various engineering and management institutions in India.
As the industries are less and jobs are few, Start-ups are the only mantra which can help the present generation. Those who realise this definitely need suitable skills before venturing into Start-Ups.
In this regard, a session is conceived by Dr Kalyana Chakravarthi, visiting Professor & Skills coach, aiming at brainstorming and deliberating on 'Skills for Start-Ups' which provides a platform for youth and individuals to upgrade their knowledge for the present and future needs.
What: Skills programme
Where: Lamakaan, Road No 1,
Banjara Hills
When: April 16
Time: 7.30 pm
