Tulika Das wrote:
I would like to contradict this… the argument by Prabhat is one-sided. As a service provider, the app developers are responsible for meeting the service quality. We also get air for free but that does not mean we do not want fresh air. The same argument holds true here !

More elaboration would have helped….
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Abhirup Bhattacharya wrote:
You should also check if you will be able to say so much in the initial 40 to max 45 seconds …before being interrupted by someone else.

Very valid point sir  :good:

I would like to contradict this… the argument by Prabhat is one-sided. As a service provider, the app developers are responsible for meeting the service quality. We also get air for free but that does not mean we do not want fresh air. The same argument holds true here !

You should also check if you will be able to say so much in the initial 40 to max 45 seconds …before being interrupted by someone else.

Your points are valid, but you are opening a discussion !! You cannot start in this manner… as a leader you need to throw the house open for discussions 🙂

You need to give a brief of present scenario, both sides of coin in 1-2 lines and then take the discussion ahead.

+5 for content , -2 for beginning. Net = 3 points !

I don’t think the current lot of developers have the similar obligations as traditional businesses. In majority of the cases, this current crop of developers works as an individual entity. This work ethic/process do not make them accountable to the general masses. They publish their apps/content for their own profit, target a specific audience and…Read More