Talking to the man who will transform the future of Bangladesh's economy - Salman Hossain
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In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Salman Hossain, founder of 10 Minute School.
Salman shares his journey as a founder and his transition into coaching founders. He discusses his previous startups, including InternCity and a local ad tech company.
Salman explains his decision to leave 10 Minute School and his focus on solving the upskilling problem in Bangladesh. He highlights the need to create more opportunities for the growing population of young professionals and the potential for Bangladesh to become a global outsourcing and freelancing hub.
Salman also discusses his plans to work on both the supply and demand sides of the talent market by supporting individuals in finding employment and helping founders scale their businesses.
The startup ecosystem in Bangladesh is still in its early stages but has seen significant growth and momentum. The ecosystem is driven by talented and ambitious founders who are choosing to stay in Bangladesh and solve local problems.
The growth of social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube has played a crucial role in the discovery and acquisition of users for startups like Ten Minute School.
Don't forget to drop a like and subscribe for more podcasts with Southeast Asian founders.
✍️ Checkout Salmans LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/salmanhossain/
🌊 If you are looking to scale your startup to $1m ARR then check out: https://nextbigwave.co/
Here are the key segments for today's episode!
0:00 Intro
0:40 Getting to know Salman
7:48 Why Salman is leaving his startup
17:02 The Future of Bangladeshi Freelance Economy
22:47 Salmans next step forward
25:10 Bangladesh startup ecosystem
34:03 Salmans growth hacks
42:21 Outro
#NextBigWave #startups #Bangladesh #freelancer #freelancing
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In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Salman Hossain, founder of 10 Minute School.
Salman shares his journey as a founder and his transition into coaching founders. He discusses his previous startups, including InternCity and a local ad tech company.
Salman explains his decision to leave 10 Minute School and his focus on solving the upskilling problem in Bangladesh. He highlights the need to create more opportunities for the growing population of young professionals and the potential for Bangladesh to become a global outsourcing and freelancing hub.
Salman also discusses his plans to work on both the supply and demand sides of the talent market by supporting individuals in finding employment and helping founders scale their businesses.
The startup ecosystem in Bangladesh is still in its early stages but has seen significant growth and momentum. The ecosystem is driven by talented and ambitious founders who are choosing to stay in Bangladesh and solve local problems.
The growth of social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube has played a crucial role in the discovery and acquisition of users for startups like Ten Minute School.
Don't forget to drop a like and subscribe for more podcasts with Southeast Asian founders.
✍️ Checkout Salmans LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/salmanhossain/
🌊 If you are looking to scale your startup to $1m ARR then check out: https://nextbigwave.co/
Here are the key segments for today's episode!
0:00 Intro
0:40 Getting to know Salman
7:48 Why Salman is leaving his startup
17:02 The Future of Bangladeshi Freelance Economy
22:47 Salmans next step forward
25:10 Bangladesh startup ecosystem
34:03 Salmans growth hacks
42:21 Outro
#NextBigWave #startups #Bangladesh #freelancer #freelancing
In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Salman Hossain, founder of 10 Minute School.
Salman shares his journey as a founder and his transition into coaching founders. He discusses his previous startups, including InternCity and a local ad tech company.
Salman explains his decision to leave 10 Minute School and his focus on solving the upskilling problem in Bangladesh. He highlights the need to create more opportunities for the growing population of young professionals and the potential for Bangladesh to become a global outsourcing and freelancing hub.
Salman also discusses his plans to work on both the supply and demand sides of the talent market by supporting individuals in finding employment and helping founders scale their businesses.
The startup ecosystem in Bangladesh is still in its early stages but has seen significant growth and momentum. The ecosystem is driven by talented and ambitious founders who are choosing to stay in Bangladesh and solve local problems.
The growth of social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube has played a crucial role in the discovery and acquisition of users for startups like Ten Minute School.
Don't forget to drop a like and subscribe for more podcasts with Southeast Asian founders.
✍️ Checkout Salmans LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/salmanhossain/
🌊 If you are looking to scale your startup to $1m ARR then check out: https://nextbigwave.co/
Here are the key segments for today's episode!
0:00 Intro
0:40 Getting to know Salman
7:48 Why Salman is leaving his startup
17:02 The Future of Bangladeshi Freelance Economy
22:47 Salmans next step forward
25:10 Bangladesh startup ecosystem
34:03 Salmans growth hacks
42:21 Outro
#NextBigWave #startups #Bangladesh #freelancer #freelancing
