Topmate provides quick career advice by connecting users with professionals between 6 PM and 10 PM daily.
The startup has received 1500+ call requests, with resume reviews being the most sought-after service.
Social media users have praised the concept, calling it an innovative approach to career guidance.
Indian quick commerce has grown dramatically in recent years. Now, the industry is expanding beyond groceries and essentials to include career guidance. An Indian startup called Topmate now provides instant career advice, allowing users to connect with industry experts in under 10 minutes. Topmate claims to help users connect with industry professionals in 10 minutes to help them grow in their professional journey.
SurveyNimisha Chanda, Topmate’s marketing lead, stated, “It’s over for Blinkit, Zepto, and Instamart because we’re not just delivering groceries in 10 minutes; we’re delivering humans. Humans who can answer all of your questions, assist you in landing your dream job, and serve as your ultimate growth partners.”
“No more guessing. No more endless Google searches. Simply put, you get instant access to experts who have been there and done that. Topmate provides guidance in 10 minutes,” she added.
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Chanda also stated that the company has received approximately 1500+ call requests and 530+ completed calls in various categories, with resume review being the best. “It’s exciting to see the responses so far from both experts and consumers. While some may argue that we or the experts charged for referrals, it was all free.”
The platform allows users to contact industry experts between 6PM to 10PM every day. The platform provides instant access to professionals from leading companies and domains.
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Many social media users have also praised the concept. One user commented, “It appears that someone is right across the table to talk!! Interesting thought.”
Another user stated that “Interesting. However when it comes to opinions – people first look for free ones. Unlike products.”
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