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I wonder if there are any gropus out there anymore with the intention of becoming successful by making good product for users, serving the client? I read articl
by mihaaly 5y ago
I wonder if there are any gropus out there anymore with the intention of becoming successful by making good product for users, serving the client?
I read articles like this, stories like yours, talk to startup owners recruiting who answer "Sold to someone." when you ask them "Where do you see your company in 5 years?" and I have doubt the product and users are in focus. And organizations proud themself being series n founded next to or before the success of their product (which many time is just missing in fact). Seems like product and users, the functionality is an unavoidable circumstance only, one of the many, something to consider like office space or tax returns.
I don't know why but somehow the Boeing story comes to mind, how they shifted focus from engineering to business in the passenger plane line when McDonnell Douglas managers bought themselfs into Boeing management with Boeing's money. And the 737 MAX.
- duxup 5y agoI think the nature of the startup world where you shoot for the moon to be unicorn or get bought out... or bust, leads to an all or nothing approach.