QTech Inc. People, India

These are the people I work with every day. Recently we released our second produce called reQall (first being speaQ ) and (ahem... ahem...) its been making some news I must say. Check: here, here, here, here, here, here, here, etc...

This is the first time I have been a part of some thing that has won any thing let alone did well. Relief! This proves I wasn't a curse to every other place I've worked. I would like to claim that the success being enjoyed by reQall is the product of my unflinching hard work and dedication, but I would be wrong. It is also a product of my imagination, creativity, leadership and a few other qualities I would not like to discuss in public. Of course there was also some inspired effort by every one else in the company because of which I am willing to forgive all their sin's (for now).

On this occasion I would also like to hit back on the people who constantly badgered me to disclose what I was doing in the past seven months. I am sure they all were trying to make me feel bad about working in a startup with no fame. Here is your answer... here, here, here, here, here, here, here, etc...

February has been good. I hope to lead QTech Inc. to success through out the year (as I have done so far)... May we get more money and less work. God bless America. Amen.

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