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“We’d like to inculcate start-up or entrepreneurial thinking inside our firm.” One hears this refrain a lot these days from big established firms across industries. That’s a shift from four years ago, when CEOs of large established firms would struggle to understand the mindset of young start-up founders. And at Nasscom events, it was equally common to see start-up founders being mobbed by young techies. And the same audience would promptly leave the hall if a CEO of a large, successful software company came in to present.
We’ve obviously travelled a fair bit from those days. And there are enough
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