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>Slow is not how you win. This presumes a lot about entrepreneurial ventures at a vastly generalized level. While this may not be true of the high tech entrepr
by avs733 10y ago
>Slow is not how you win.
This presumes a lot about entrepreneurial ventures at a vastly generalized level. While this may not be true of the high tech entrepreneurship most at focus on HN, there is a myriad of other entrepreneurial activity (maybe not using the 'startup' marker) where this is a very reasonable statement.
- AndrewKemendo 10y ago>While this may not be true of the high tech entrepreneurship Right. While still generally debated, when talking about "startups", across the board speed, aka high growth, is the common factor [1]. If the discussion is around "entrepreneurship" generally, then high growth and speed isn't even a goal usually. [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/growth.html http://www.paulgraham.com/growth.html