The XY Problem
Originally a concept in programming and customer service, the XY problem happens when someone asks for help with a specific solution (X) they've chosen rather than articulating the actual problem (Y) they're trying to solve.
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Anonymous 4
Stealth • 5d
Before investing in big solutions, prototype or use a basic alternative because it keeps the XY problem in check
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Arcane
Stealth • 6d
The XY Problem
Originally a concept in programming and customer service, the XY problem happens when someone asks for help with a specific solution (X) they've chosen rather than articulating the actual problem (Y) they're trying to solve.
Eg - Buy
Before investing in PayTM
1. Money-minded (looking for shortcuts to make big money )
2. IPOs are always profitable
3. Wanted to bet on next big APPLE
4. Didn’t know basics
After investing in PayTM
1. Moye moye
Do you folks angel invest in startups?
If yes then how much? Could be 🤏 small amount too.
What do you check before investing?
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Rajan Paswan
Stealth • 5m
Share any specific business problem in comments you might be experiencing or have heard of, and others will provide solutions. let's brainstorm some solutions together.
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Rajib Sui
Stealth • 20h
help me users please tell me what is social media users big problem in present situation.
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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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Medial • 6m
Friends at Antler are investing 4cr each in 20 startups which are in Idea Stage. If you have your next big idea ready, do apply whenever it opens. 🚀
Which Start-up From Shark Tank You found is actually solving a big pan India or global problem and maybe very big in future? 👀🤔
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Havish Gupta
Stealth • 9m
Check this post on linkedin. This includes list of different VCs investing in different countries and different categories (like Ai,etc). Atleast save this, it would be very helpful :)
Do you guys think the Paytm fiasco will drive away foreign VC’s from investing in Indian fintech and how did Softbank sell its shares right before the mishap? Something’s fishy.
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Look at them before you give up
Success is not a big but hardwork , discipline and management is most important thing in success