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This is excellent advice. With every startup I've been involved with, the first iteration of our product was not the last, nor was it perfect. I see this more
by jroseattle 15y ago
This is excellent advice.
With every startup I've been involved with, the first iteration of our product was not the last, nor was it perfect. I see this more so as a means of ensuring your product doesn't get between you and the customer. Most startups simply do not value customer service as part of the opening strategy.
Side rant: I blame Google for the perception that you can automate your entire business, without any human interaction. (Ever try to get support from a Google rep for an application?) Even Apple, who offers products that "just work", offers very good customer support.