All the quitters to course makers… why?
I am curious whether this is a really lucrative avenue or it sparks for them? MS folks lead in this transition afaik
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Seems like lucrative. Read in Reddit that apnacollege is making 30 plus crores revenue per year . Not sure about the figure though but it must be multiple times of their yearly salary.
Disclaimer - as long as they are not cheating or looting a lot of money from individuals, I think I’m fine with them.
Selling shovels during the gold rush is the best way to money these days😂
Hahah. Well said .
I think it all comes from the herd mentality right from their JEE days. Afaik all of them did well in JEE and got into good colleges like NSIT, DTU etc. And they're very good at following a set framework of learning and teaching like solving a bunch of MCQs, leetcode questions etc. But many of them would struggle in areas which require innovation like building software in small early stage startups. That's the reason all of them are also from big corps like MS and Google where the workload is relatively less compared to startups and allows them to keep doing what they're good at - following a set path of familiarity. In this case DSA courses. Because they know that's what is in demand. Many of them would've made courses on cracking JEE before their MS/Google days.
Also heard that the Nishant guy was gonna get fired if he didn't resign so there's that. Bunch of clickbaity videos to build their social presence and make money off students and fresh grads.
Good deduction 🙌🏻
Even neetcode
Simple maths. Selling courses is far more rewarding than working 9 to 5. You can work from anywhere, and earn better. On top of that, register your education company, generate invoices on that, get GST rebates, lesser tax and get all the other benefits that business owners get.
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