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heyyy go to my post and the 3 question I asked in my prior post . it's a survey and imp for me

What is the most imp thing for a startup??

Pratik petkar, this guy is like a frog in a well and god knows what he invented that he is talking. Trust me If he really building something great or doing innovation he should at least understand how to respond to others feedback. The hype is dust.

Lately I’ve been reading Zero to One by Peter Thiel, and one idea completely grabbed me. Thiel explains that the future is built in two ways: 1. Globalization: taking what works somewhere and scaling it everywhere. 2. Technology/Innovation: creating

Do you think really big VC's like Sequoia or Tiger Global overrated? Like the moment we hear a startup is funded by them, we think it's great but do you think it really is?

Jaguar's rebrand was a great case study of Innovation vs Legacy. And the innovation backfired, their Legacy WON. What is the right approach to innovate? Does legacy play a far bigger role than innovation?

Hey, anyone from Insurance sector & have a great tech background ? Looking out for y'all, please connect me yaar 🙆

Is India’s startup ecosystem really moving towards innovation, or are investors still putting money into traditional business models while true innovation is overlooked? What's your opinion

Now a question raises are startups really a worth of starting new budding entrepreneurs who want to start their own startups is a good sign to start or bad