What do you think plays the biggest role in making a startup unsuccessful?
Is it poor leadership, unmotivated employees, or ineffective strategies? Share your thoughts!
Anonymous 1
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Definitely all 3, or even either one of the three.
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Steve Jobs's secret sauce to perfect UX.
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