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The vast majority of the products we'd associate with those companies were made long after they could be considered startups.
by s73ver 10y ago
The vast majority of the products we'd associate with those companies were made long after they could be considered startups.
- ghaff 10y agoWhich was the main point I was trying to make. Furthermore, if you use the strict designed-for-rapid-growth definition for startups, a number of those companies were probably never startups. I don't think Apple, for example, fits today's classic startup mold. (I'm not saying I completely buy this definition but some people insist on using it.)