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Mohit Kumar

Stealth • 9m

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.

Amal Rajesh

Stealth • 9m

I think there is no standardization in the reason for failure, the reason can be different for individual startup, maybe funding and improper finance management, couldn't gtm properly. Low customer satisfaction and poor customer service. But one thin

Mohit Kumar

Stealth • 9m

So you have to be profitable from day 1. It will make your business sustainable. Am I right?

Amal Rajesh

Stealth • 9m

Not from day one bro but a steady cashflow must be there, growth business model is mostly successful when the founder have previous experience in making a successful startup, I would not recommend this method for amateurs as this can backfire and might end your startup journey. But if your company is making money from beginning that gives huge flex in growing, I can be wrong but it's my pov

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