In order for #startups to grow, its CEO & #management need to relinquish ego & taking things personally. Ego holds back innovation, breeds contempt, &
A startup without a roadmap into the future is a startup going nowhere. Learn how to build a roadmap with this excellent post via HackerNoon
Build the Right Things — A 5 Step Plan to a Rock-Solid Product Roadmap | Hacker Noon
Building a product is complicated. There are many factors that drive the decision of what to build and when. You may get a feature request from an important client. Your customer service department might be flooded with tickets about a feature that doesn’t function intuitively. Your competition mi...
Like this quote, startups are hard, but can be rewarding if you're doing it for the mission and not just the money. If you have a sure-fire business model, don't give up until you win! https://t.co/iENCiDDYqS
Read MoreRT @paul_griffiths: Beginning to think startup success is just a founder’s tenacity, willingness to pivot, & ability to acquire critical re…
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Read MoreRT @agazdecki: The startup founders that succeed are usually not the smartest they’re just the crazy ones that don’t give up.
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Read More@agazdecki Completely agree. Great advice Andrew!
Read More@agazdecki I'd argue that energy is our most valuable resource, which helps us set the pace for a startup. We can put in time w/ low energy & intensity & get mediocre results. Or we can put in vigorous energy into the same amount of time & yield much better results. It's about how we work.
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