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Rise and Fall: Key Lessons From 2 Absurd Startup Failures (Koo & Byju’s) Startups can fail due to multitude of reasons, but you can always get up, dust off and start again, if you’ve built a good reputation among your ex-employees, investors and con

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Hmm, a failed product is recoverable, but if your reputation takes a hit, it’s much harder to bounce back.

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