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I think he misinterpreted the Twitter question. She seemed to be asking whether he would reject a group with an idea as compelling as Twitter if the founders di
by sage_joch 16y ago
I think he misinterpreted the Twitter question. She seemed to be asking whether he would reject a group with an idea as compelling as Twitter if the founders didn't have the right personalities.
- patrickk 16y ago"an idea as compelling as Twitter" - proof that something is a great idea like Twitter only becomes obvious in retrospect. If you heard a description of Twitter just before it launched, you probably wouldn't think it would work (or wouldn't know one way or the other). Hence the importance of the founding team and how well they execute the idea.
- sage_joch 16y agoWell sure, that might be a good answer. Another good answer might be, "the execution is more important than the idea." I was just pointing out that he misinterpreted the question.