What you think the most obvious reason for startup failure.
For me it is not having huge market and the solution is not that good that customer will pay for it.
Tell me yours in the comments. Let's discuss about this.
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Atlan • 1y
I think hiring the wrong people/co-founders is a reason less talked about but often contributes to the failure of many startups.
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Mehul Fanawala
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The Clueless Company • 11m
Founders are often clueless about many things, but they're never clueless about their passion.
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Sagnik Sen
Building GrindX • 8m
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Poosarla Sai Karthik
Tech guy with a busi... • 26d
A routine topic - but it's a necessary one.
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To all the entrepreneurs out there, how do u think the number of Co-founders should be determined for any startup? What do you guys think is the ideal no of co founders especially with tech startups?