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  • Harsha Bhurani Harsha Bhurani Hummingbird Talent 5h

    Hummingbird is hiring | US Accountants | Location - Ahmedabad

    We are looking for US Accounting professionals with 1 to 5 years of experience in the same domain for Senior Accounts Executive / Accounts Officer - US Accounting roles.

    The role involves vendor bill processing and reconciliation, bank entries and reconciliation, accounting and bookkeeping, prepaid, accrual, depreciation and other month-end entries, AP/AR review and reconciliation, intercompany loan and AP/AR reconciliation, financial analysis and statements, variance and budget analysis, financial workpapers, MIS reporting, and working closely with the US team to seek information and resolve accounting issues.

    Knowledge of MRI, RealPage and Intacct is preferred. The ideal candidate should have good communication skills, strong MS Excel skills, attention to detail, self-motivation, a learning mindset, and strong problem-solving abilities.

    Education: MBA with good academics, with a minimum of 70% in 10th and 12th, or Inter CA. Experience: 1 to 5 years, preferably in a KPO/BPO environment. Immediate joiners required.

    You can share your CV at [email protected].

    Originally on LinkedIn →

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    Mahesh Sangade Mahesh Sangade 9h

    Had the chance to present ReviewLoop by PyCray at eChai Ventures, Pune over the weekend to fellow builders. 🎀

    The problem: most micro SMBs in India are invisible online, losing margins to aggregators, and have no way to reach a customer once they walk out the door.

    Our fix: make your business scannable. One static QR code connects Google maps/reviews, WhatsApp, socials, and payments β€” so every visit becomes a connection, live in 5 minutes, no website needed.

    50+ businesses are already associated with it. Grateful for the room, the questions, and the energy at eChai event.

    Check it out for Free Trial:

    reviewloop.in Your business, scannable. Every visit becomes a connection.
  • Vishal Tiwari Vishal Tiwari Narayana Business School 17h

    Sometimes, the best ideas don’t begin with a problem statement. They begin with an observation.

    Today, at our usual eChai Ventures meet-up, a small group of founders and operators got together to do what we usually do - talk, brainstorm, question, and share what we are working on.

    The table was full of interesting experiments.
    Someone was building and launching a new website.
    Someone was building their own AI Chief of Staff.
    Someone was figuring out how to make better use of their LinkedIn network and extract meaningful connections from it.
    Someone was building a product for internal use.

    And then something happened that stayed with me. I was discussing performance marketing with Viraj Rajani from Digipple and Amish Trivedi from Upsquare - something I had been curious about and wanted to understand better. We were exchanging perspectives, challenging assumptions, and brainstorming.

    And Jatin, who was observing the conversation, picked up something completely different. He saw a pattern.

    He thought: if people in this community are constantly working on specific problems and looking for people who have already solved them, are solving them, or can help solve them, why not create a platform for the community around these very conversations?

    And just like that, an observation started becoming an idea which, by the way, also went live before we wrapped up our conversation for the day :

    #eChai_Founders_Date : A platform within the community where founders can connect around something they are actually working on - exchange context, find the right person, and create value for each other. Check it out here: https://echai.ventures/dates

    That was perhaps my biggest takeaway from today. Innovation doesn't always mean inventing something nobody has thought of before. Sometimes, it is simply:

    Observe β†’ Connect the dots β†’ Reframe the problem β†’ Build a solution.

    And this ability to look at an ordinary conversation and see a scalable opportunity is perhaps one of the most underrated traits of an #entrepreneurial_mindset. Keep observing. You never know which conversation might contain your next big thing.

    Originally on LinkedIn →

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