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The dust bitter gennie! 🧞 Short Case study SchoolGennie, launched in 2013 by Pradeep Goyal, aimed to revolutionize school management in India 🫣 It crashed and burned within a year, Why? 1. No Market Validation: They didn’t check if anyone actua

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Stealth • 7m

I feel for the founder(s) because we've all been tempted to dive into perfectionism and overengineering rather than getting something out there to test the waters. But not validating demand from the get-go is a rookie mistake they should've known better than to make, especially in a space as critical as edtech.

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