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Give them a month, then maybe you could call it a 'start-up' or something substantial. It would also help build some level of anticipation.
by walru 8y ago
Give them a month, then maybe you could call it a 'start-up' or something substantial. It would also help build some level of anticipation.
- dmix 8y agoSure, in a month, if they are an actual startup I'll call them a startup.
- walru 8y agoHow do you propose anyone will have a MVP within a day? Which is the purpose of this event. I mentioned giving them a month to develop and build some level of product and anticipation for what it is they're proposing. Nothing about calling them a 'start-up' based on any level of randomness. Or perhaps you don't understand the word 'maybe'.