Twitter cofounder Biz Stone shares the most important lesson he learned in his startup career
Success in startups is never guaranteed.
But one thing is certainโif youโre not emotionally invested in what youโre building, failure is almost inevitabl
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Anonymous 4
Hey I am on Medialย โขย 3m
Yep, simply don't build for hype but also for passion. Because it shows in the product and then it shows in your company's growth/death
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What do you think should be a healthy growth split a company should consider across PLG (Product Led Growth), SLG (Sales Led Growth) and MLG (Marketing Led Growth)?
For me:
PLG: 70% (shows strength of the product)
SLG + MLG: 30%
Thoughts
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Rishabh Verma
The Only Way Out Is ...ย โขย 10m
What's the most important metric for measuring a company's growth?
"Visionaries are often ignored in life, celebrated in death. Letโs recognize brilliance while it breathes."
Project "My Life for Peace & Humanity"
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Atharva Deshmukh
Daily Learnings...ย โขย 3m
BCG Growth Matrix is a framework for analyzing a company's product portfolio.
There are 4 quadrants, each of which represents a particular product or business, the vertical axis represents market growth (cash generation) and the horizontal axis repr
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Sunil Huvanna
Building AI Applicat...ย โขย 8m
Ilya's 3 months old SSI AI startup getting 1B$ Funding at 5B$ Valuation just simply shows the extreme strength of US VCs and their intense rational on investing on tech & talents. As SSI is just a concept with not even a single line of code in produc
in finance company's culture, RBI should intervene on leave, company's app opening timing, month end funding for collection team.
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Medial User
Hey I am on Medialย โขย 1m
do you think an app, where you serch for a particular product and it shows all website selling it in order of cost starting from low price to high, a Good idea and that can be useful
Here are the key terms from the S4 Medial Episode ๐
1. Traction: In business or product development, traction refers to the growth or momentum a company or product gains over time. It is measured by metrics like user growth, revenue, or engagement