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✨Slack's Game-Changing Pivot 👾Origin as Tiny Speck: #Founding: Slack began life as Tiny Speck, a company founded by Stewart Butterfield. Initially, the focus was on creating an online game called "Glitch." #Challenges: Despite a promising start, "

Slack’s story began with a failed video game, Glitch, developed by Tiny Speck in 2009. The team built an internal chat tool to collaborate, which proved more promising than the game. In 2013, Stewart Butterfield pivoted, launching Slack—a user-frie

Slack's Accidental Success Built from a failed game company In 2011, a gaming startup called Tiny Speck was shutting down. Their game failed—but their internal chat tool was amazing. Instead of giving up, they pivoted. That tool became Slack. Toda

"The origins of Slack- A multi-billion dollar pivot" (Saturday Startup Nugget Story -4): In 2009, Stewart Butterfield and his team were working on a gaming startup called Tiny Speck. As they built an online game called Glitch, they faced communicati

Day 3 - Startup Surprise How a Side Project Accidentally Became a Billion-Dollar Business: The Untold Story of Slack Did you know Slack, the workplace communication giant, was never meant to be a company? It began as a side project, an internal tool

This is the youngest billionaire you never heard of... He was a pizza boy who built Gymshark into a $1.3B company with only $500. His strategy was so simple but GENIUS that Nike, Puma and Adidas executives couldn't believe it. Here's the full stor

Cred Technical Glitch 🔥 A man played CRED’s Friday jackpot and won a MacBook, iPad, AirPods Max and a TUMI bag worth Rs 3.25 lakh. The company asked him to fill in his PAN details so that the TDS on the jackpot can be paid. But his happiness was

You're looking at one of the youngest self-made billionaires ever. While Nike, Adidas & Reebok spent millions on outdated marketing... He built a $1.4 Billion empire using methods they wouldn't dream of. The Gymshark blueprint to blowing up any bu

Flickr: From an Online.Game Tool to a Photo Sharing App! Flickr was initially part of an online multiplayer game called Game Neverending, made by Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield. That game included a feature allowing players to upload and sh

“He was broke. Jobless. Living off his girlfriend’s paycheck. Four years later, his game made over $300 million—and he built it entirely alone.” In 2011, Eric Barone had no job, no money, and no idea what came next. So he opened his laptop and start