In this episode we explore the story of Flexibees, a platform that is revolutionizing the way businesses hire qualified professionals and helping women professionals return to work on their own terms. We'll discuss the challenges and opportunities Shreya and co-foudners faced, the importance of communication and filtering for flexible work, and their vision for the future. Whether you're a business owner, a professional seeking flexible work solutions, or just interested in the future of work, this video is for you. Don't miss out on the insights and advice from the founders on how to build a successful startup.

Discussion Points

• (00:30 ) Introduction
• (01:35 ) What is Flexibees?
• (02:17 ) Why Flexibees?
• (04:09 ) Flexibees gives flexibility to women
• (07:15 ) How to convert customers
• (08:36 ) Hurdles in the path of Flexibees
• (11:37 ) What did Flexibees do differently?
• (13:35 ) How to set up clients and customers?
• (16:47 ) What differentiated them from competitors?
• (19:00 ) How does vetting help?
• (20:10 ) Difficult decisions on way
• (21:32 ) How the journey aligned to the vision
• (25:33 ) How to scale up hindrances
• (28:23 ) Advice for entrepreneurs

Our Guests
Our Guest, Shrey Prakash, is a cofounder and CEO of Flexibees. Flexibees is an organisation with a vision to normalise flexibility in work, via options such as flexi-time, part-time, remote-working, that brings new hiring models to businesses and a new way of living to people.

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Your Host

In a career spanning 20+ years, Amit Ray has been a corporate leader, entrepreneur and angel investor who has achieved a level of financial independence. In this show he discusses the practical aspects of personal finance based on his own learnings and insights from the experts and fellow financial enthusiasts he’s met along the way.

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