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Leading, Building and Experimenting at Ninjacart: Shyam Shroff
Usually, for startups, the primary focus is only on GMV(Gross Merchandise Value) which creates some value and positive influence for investors, which may or may not come true in the long run. That’s one thing I feel is different about Ninjacart, we not only look at GMV but are also building a business that can be profitable and sustainable.
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Staying True to Our Core Values: Varsha Raman’s Story
After graduation, I was placed in TCS, where I was trained as a coder for 4 months. While working there, I felt like something was amiss. My engagement with the organization mostly involved coding, which I definitely did not enjoy. But there was something else to it as well. The excitement! The main reason which led me to the feeling of disconnection.
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Meet our Procurement Wizard, Chaitanya
Soon enough after the restrictions were eased, we had started our e-commerce business and were moving up to 1000 tons. Even at that time, we couldn’t get proper support from the vendors because their manufacturing units were still not operational. We wanted to expand our business but were facing difficulties due to Opex shortfalls, continued lockdowns in some states, and a general atmosphere of fear.
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Harvest The Farms: Nagaraju’s Predicament
I came to know about Ninjacart while travelling on the roads of Chikka Tirupati. I approached their CC, and they said that they will buy my harvest. During the lockdown, I sold 70% of my produce to Ninjacart.
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Harvest The Farms: Yatish’s Lockdown Crisis
But after the lockdown was announced, merchants wouldn’t show up or answer calls and I’d face a lot of problems with transportation and selling.
I did not know what to do with the cabbage, cauliflower and carrot that were ready to harvest.
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A Generational Farmer: Kumar MC
Kumar is able to pay for his sons’ education and online classes during the lockdown by selling his produce to Ninjacart. Kumar grows Chilli, Bajji Chilli, Bitter gourd, Ridge gourd, Beetroot and Potato on his farm.
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Being a one-man-army: Thella Bharath Kumar
Bharath’s most difficult task was assigning and monitoring labours when none of them reported at work regularly. Every day, he had to plan their productivity based on capacity.
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A Farmer’s Legacy: Rangaswamy Gowda
He also grows flowers but is unable to sell them due to a lack of demand. In such a situation, Rangaswamy is glad that he and the other farmers in his village can sell to Ninjacart and run their business.
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Coolest Cat-Man of Ninjacart: Pream Krishna Baskaran
Today, he has grown to be a Zonal Trade Manager after his consistent hard work and excellent performance, which he has displayed throughout the pandemic despite all the odds.
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Overcoming the challenges of the Pandemic: Sagar’s Story
Despite the numerous obstacles that came in Sagar’s way, including police and BBMP interruptions while operating and Logitical barriers, he ensured that every single day deliveries went out on time.
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Solving Problems the Ninjacart way: Rohit’s Story
The most challenging phase of his job was when he had to travel to visit farmers and the market. He also had to get more farmers on board by gaining their trust and assure them that they would get good prices for their produce when the market was in a bad state.
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