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It's GENIUNELY hard to find faculty cabins and navigate through this college even though I'm already in 2nd year

so I thought of creating repository/map of all the useful locations including faculty cabins, search and how to reach them, and possibly an interactive map floor by floor.

but i'm a one dude so it's not easy to build one and i need help regarding this so can anyone help contribute to the locations and/or help me with building the map?

I wanted to apply for the bloomberg trading challange so im looking for people to form a group. if ydk what that is, please look at this: https://portal.bloombergforeducation.com/trading_challenges/13

it's similar to paper trading. If interested please DM or comment.

looking for good cheap sneakers that goes with almost every outfit but i don't know which ones to get. i need them mostly for college. initially i thought of getting court visions but i heard they are super narrow so i was thinking grand courts maybe?

I run a strategic design studio called 66pixels. We are taking on 2 complete brand & product redesigns for $0 to build out our primary flagship case studies.

Many early stage startups struggle with conversion rates or enterprise trust not because their product is weak, but because their visual identity looks amateur. If your brand doesn't match your technology, you lose potential customers and investor trust instantly.

What we will provide:

• Brand Positioning Audit: We'll review your visual hierarchy, messaging, typography and market position against leading competitors.
• UX/UI & Conversion Breakdown: Identifying friction points in your onboarding, landing pages, or web interface flows to improve for activation and retention.
• Complete Redesign: a modern visual system.

The requirement: You must have a live product/service with active users, and be open to providing a testimonial + letting us publish the before/after case study.

Drop your website or app link below (or DM me directly). We'll review every submission this week and select startups to work with. I will also try my best to reply with basic insights to each and every one.

I run a strategic design studio called 66pixels. We are currently taking on brand redesigns for $0 to build out our flagship case studies since we do not have any yet.

We are looking for real businesses to partner with so we can write detailed visual case studies.

What we can offer you

• Brand Positioning Audit: We will review your visual hierarchy, value proposition, typography and perceived brand value in comparison to your competitors.
• UX/UI Conversion Breakdown: Finding friction points with your navigation, hero sections, and product detail page (PDP) flows to optimize for higher Average Order Value (AOV).
• Complete Redesign: a basic modern design system tailored for your D2C brand.

Our only requirement: You must have a live product with active traffic, and be willing to provide a testimonial + let us publish the before/after case study.

Drop your store URL below or DM me your link. I'll review every store and pick one or more.

Hey everyone,

about an year ago we launched 66pixels, a design studio. Like most new setups, we’re running into the problem where clients want to see strong real world case studies before hiring us, but we need initial clients to build those case studies in the first place.

We originally drafted a post here offering to do brand overhauls for free just to build our portfolio, but realized that kind of self promotion/free work post breaks community guidelines but i really don't understand how to reach the clients in the first place to even offer free services. We also made a similar post about an year ago and got few decent clients via this sub but nothing really worth putting in portfolio.

We want to focus on two main niches moving forward:

• D2C / Consumer Brands: Helping physical product/packaged goods brands fix weak packaging or store designs that don't match their product quality.
• Legacy / Traditional Businesses: Helping established offline companies (manufacturing, logistics, real estate) modernize their identity so they stop losing contracts to newer, sleeker competitors.

For founders, agency owners, and freelancers who have been through this stage:

1. How did you land your very first 2 or 3 paying clients when you had zero proof of concept?
2. If you’re a business owner in these sectors, what actually convinces you to take a chance on a newly launched studio?

Would love to hear how others navigated this stage without cold spamming.

I have been hearing about someone who has disrespected gsb students or something so I'm curious

Hi,

I just finished my 1st year a few days ago and I’m currently pursuing a BBA general with a minor in data science at GITAM University, Hyderabad.

trying to land my first internship, preferably in business analytics or business development, but not entirely sure how competitive my profile is right now or what I should focus on improving.

My current skills:

• SQL
• Python
• Excel
• Planning to learn Power BI ASAP

I also have some experience with tech stuff like web application building and very basic android development, but I’m not sure how relevant that is for analytics/development roles.

One thing that might stand out is that I run my own small design studio called 66pixels (66pixels.com), where I worked with clients and handled projects. Not sure how much that helps for internships in this field though.

Any advice on how to actually get my first internship? What skills I should prioritize next? Whether I should focus more on projects, certifications, or networking? Any tips on positioning my experience better?

Thanks in advance!