See this is where I disagree. We need to get over the idea that every startup is a special snowflake with its own unique set of needs and requirements. I'm not

See this is where I disagree. We need to get over the idea that every startup is a special snowflake with its own unique set of needs and requirements. I'm not even talking about hard-tech, or some non-tech law firm startup, or a new hospital or something. For the software startup (all types, online/offline, web/desktop/mobile, etc, etc), I believe in the 80-20 rule. 80% of the worker roles of all startups are very similar and can be enumerated and contemplated in advance. If entrepreneurs fail to take that into account, they're simply raising the risk bar and setting themselves up for a more likely failure.