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Really? I thought it pointed out the survival rates for businesses started in 1992, no? And while the sample set probably includes very few (if any) software-b
by projectileboy 19y ago
Really? I thought it pointed out the survival rates for businesses started in 1992, no?
And while the sample set probably includes very few (if any) software-based tech companies, I think there are more similarities than differences between the struggles encountered by two kids starting a tech company and two kids opening up a skateboard shop - bad hires, cash flow problems, finding customers, etc.
What am I not seeing?
- omouse 19y agoI think the difference is that it costs less to start tech company, at least in terms of physical goods. Little to no distribution cost, no need for physical space to store the goods, etc.