Tanya Jain

I personally feel that a boss who is invested in your development is the best. I feel more connected to both the organization and my work as a result, it also makes me believe that the organization cares about me and my professional journey.

I was speaking to an investor today, who mentioned that she looks for three things in a pitch - in case this is helpful for you: (1) Customer need and traction, (2) Founding team and their dyanmics, (3) Vision for scalability and funding

We just launched today! Would love to hear your feedback for Edily :)

Excited to see the product, Priya! It's hard to plan travel while working, would love to try the product!

We launched Edily today! And would love any feedback on our app. Thanks for curating the list for us :) https://www.producthunt.com/post...

Hey PH Community! As we are growing Edily, we’d love to hear your feedback and make the app more user centric. We want to make the learning experience on Edily both seamless and enjoyable. Is there anything specific you liked / didn’t like on the app? Let’s build and grow Edily together! 📱

Great product, Taha! Looks very exciting! We're also launching Edily in 6 hours!

We are launching tomorrow! Would love to hear your feedback on Edily!

We're also launching tomorrow! Good luck :)

Good luck! We're also launching on Wednesday https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

For sure Diwali! Excited to be celebrating it this weekend. Also looking forward to our launch next week.

We focused on building a community on PH, and also curating engaging content for the launch page! Here’s our coming soon page in case you’d like to follow our launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Looking forward to Edily's launch in 5 days! Super excited :)

We're launching next week!

Congrats on the launch, team! Loved the diverse and large amount of options on the app.

Congrats! Any particular strategies you used for marketing? (We're also launching Edily soon: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)

In your view, which transferable skills from your teaching career do you believe have been valuable in your current role as the founder of Edily?

I am currently working on a Biotech project where the company I'm looking at works with allogeneic cell therapies. It was intimidating and daunting at first since the industry is full of jargon, but eventually, I figured it out and built a good understanding of their work!

Could you talk more about pt 4? how do you get that information?