InternDoor
Engineering internships in India, checked every 30 min
What is InternDoor?
InternDoor lists engineering internships and entry-level jobs in India within minutes of them going live, so students can apply while the queue is still short. Every listing comes from an employer on a list of about 1,900 companies we have checked are real and pay their interns. Course sellers, unpaid schemes and staffing middlemen are turned away, and each role links straight to the original posting.
The board updates every 30 minutes and is free, with no signup. Students can filter by city, company and experience, track their applications on their own device, and use a free resume tailor that rewrites a resume for a specific role without inventing experience. Every month we also publish a free report on the internship market.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
In the first two years I was working extremely hard on the business and making basically no money... those first two years of hard work you don't get paid much but you kind of get the money for that hard work in like years four and onwards... make sure you save enough money to survive multiple years of no income. If you only have enough money for a few months of runway you're probably not going to make it.
Save Multi-Year Runway Before You Start Because The SaaS Payoff Lags For Years
Angus describes the SaaS curve as a delayed-payoff machine: years one and two are grinding for tiny MRR, with the real compounding showing up in year four and beyond. He explicitly counsels new solo founders to bank multi-year personal runway — a few months of savings will not outlast the gap.
We took our existing in-app onboarding and just replicated it one-to-one in a web funnel and started sending some traffic to that — and I think it was 50% better conversion to trial and then a 30% better conversion to paid than the same exact onboarding in the app.
Replicating in-app onboarding one-to-one on the web converted 50% better to trial and 30% better to paid
When Reading.com's first web2app test replicated the exact in-app onboarding with no changes, it outperformed the native app on every metric — without any optimization. The gain is attributed in part to brand trust from the reading.com domain (an easily memorable, authoritative URL that users type directly after seeing an ad) and the web's ability to build context before any purchase request is made.
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