Because, especially at early-stage phases, many decisions will depend on them. So, their way of doing things, the culture they want will depend on these decisions. In other words, if they're an assholes when it comes to managing a business, they'll probably fail.
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Why co-founders are the foundation of any startup 6 years ago
Can't agree more!
How to use Reddit to get your first users 6 years ago
100% agree!
How to use Reddit to get your first users 6 years ago
I think reddit is a gold mine if you genuinely want to help others. In other words, promoting your product should be the consequence not the goal.
Nice idea! Here are mind:
- FROGED: Reduce churn rate - FROGED: Improve customer retention - FROGED: Stop losing customers
Finally they did it. I won't say AMP is a failed project because it can be useful especially for media outlets. But from my experience, I removed AMP from two of my projects and the traffic and (most importantly), the leads we're generating have skyrocketed.
I 100% Agree. Spending time for yourself and having someone to help you do that is key nowadays to avoid burnout. Thank you for sharing your story :)